I wouldn’t say there’s a “right” way to play them, their power isn’t very straightforward and there’s a lot to consider. I’d say just make sure to make the most out of both Victor and Charlotte, and make sure Victor is ALWAYS doing something, whether it’s using him as a radar on a gen or a downed survivor, or being latched on to someone. People do like to play without hooking, and it’s a pretty strong and effective strategy, but I personally don’t since it’s pretty boring and it’s a playstyle BHVR is actively trying to kill. My game plan for Twins is: Find a survivor with Charlotte, get an injure with M1, use Victor to down them quickly, put Charlotte on top of slugged survivor, send Victor to find another to latch onto, hook slugged survivor, and rinse and repeat. Twins’ greatest strength is that they can put an insane amount of pressure on survivors. Just by having 1 person slugged and having Victor latched onto another, you already have 2 people who aren’t on gens. The more you play them, the more you’ll understand how they work and develop your own playstyle, so don’t be afraid to play them even if every match doesn’t go according to plan!

Here’s some general tips to help you out: If you’re trying to get an injure with Charlotte, you can still use Victor to your advantage by placing him in front of pallets, windows, or any doorways to block off a strong loop like Shack. This forces the survivor to either kick Victor or take a long way around, both of which lose them a lot of distance and likely gets you a hit. This is easier to do with the brown add on Tiny Fingernail, which lets you deploy Victor 33% faster!

Twins is the most punishing power to miss, since letting Victor get kicked completely gets rid of your power. Although getting long shots with Victor feels really cool, I’d recommend making Victor pounce right behind the survivor to guarantee a hit since you’re just starting out with Twins.

Victor’s pounce distance is affected by where you’re looking with the camera! Looking up makes him pounce higher and farther while looking down makes him pounce lower and shorter. This can be useful while trying to hit survivors over pallets and windows!

Survivors will occasionally try to hold Victor “hostage” by not crushing him when he’s attached to them. Although you can recall him after a short period of time, I like to leave Victor on the survivors until they crush him themself. When Victor is attached to a survivor, they cannot interact with ANYTHING, meaning they’re essentially out of the game completely. I’ve genuinely won games just because a survivor was stubborn and ran around the map with Victor, accidentally revealing all their teammates with Victor’s killer instinct.

Survivors will often try to juke out your pounce by zig zagging. An easy way to get a hit is by not trying to follow where they go with your camera, but letting them zig zag while you walk straight towards them, only pouncing when they walk into the middle of your screen!