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However, the experience is the same, regardless of how many people are playing. There is no content specifically for single player or multiplayer (except some of the achievements).
The game runs exactly the same way, only now there are, say 2 players in the game.
The only difference is it might be slightly easier with more people as you have more hands to solve a puzzle with.
But in testing, I found that multiplayer was actually a little harder because it’s quite hard to communicate well under pressure, and you end up getting in each other’s way unless you work together.