Posted November 09, 2011
My then-girlfriend, now-wife, and I had a ton of fun with Braid (we approached it and Goo similar to your taking-turns model). She's a mathematical puzzle-solver type though, so your mileage may vary.
We're supposed to be doing Portal 2 together at the moment, but that hasn't really coalesced due to ongoing grad school for both of us, so I can't comment on its value. The original worked great in the same system, though -- although she tended to figure out how it was supposed to work and I tended to do the actual execution on that one, so it depends on your respective skillsets and how satisfying you find that.
My brother and his girl both enjoyed World of Goo, I should ask him what else they've done.
We're supposed to be doing Portal 2 together at the moment, but that hasn't really coalesced due to ongoing grad school for both of us, so I can't comment on its value. The original worked great in the same system, though -- although she tended to figure out how it was supposed to work and I tended to do the actual execution on that one, so it depends on your respective skillsets and how satisfying you find that.
My brother and his girl both enjoyed World of Goo, I should ask him what else they've done.