Together We Move

Great game, so fun if you play with 4 mentally ill friends XD

Great music... Its a bop... Make sure you have reliable friends that will listen to you. Otherwise this game will be tough. Dont play with Ninja!!!

good game needs more things on the course

A game hasn't made my throat hurt like this one did.

Together We Move is an inventive cooperative platforming game developed and published by KiraKami Games that turns teamwork into both the main mechanic and the main source of chaos. Instead of giving every player full control over their own character, the game divides movement inputs among several participants, forcing an entire group to operate a single character together. One player might control jumping while another handles movement in one direction, creating a constant struggle where success depends entirely on communication and synchronization. The concept sounds simple at first, but once the action begins, it becomes clear that the game is designed to challenge patience, coordination, and friendships in equal measure. The brilliance of the game lies in how naturally it creates tension and comedy from such a minimal setup. Even walking in a straight line can become difficult when several people are attempting to coordinate at once. Every jump requires careful timing, and every obstacle becomes a group effort rather than an individual challenge. This creates a unique kind of multiplayer experience where players are never fully in control, resulting in constant moments of pani…

Another multiplayer-only party game where you need to reach the end of an obstacle course by using movement and jumping. Fortunately, you can still play one of the three available maps solo, but you’ll only have to deal with the course itself instead of trying to beat opponents. The only limitation is that you need to complete the maps in order to unlock them. The stages are colorful and feature standard obstacles such as narrow ramps, slippery surfaces, wind turbines that push you off the edge, rotating hammers, spikes, and a few others. The only unfair section is near the end, where you have to keep jumping and dying on platforms just to find out which ones are solid. Of course, falling off the edge is something you want to avoid, but luckily the stage has checkpoints, so you don’t have to restart from the beginning every time. Scattered throughout the course are coins you can collect, which let you buy new characters and customization options in the main menu. However, the coins have a major problem. Each time you pick one up, the game freezes and drops frames for a brief moment, but your character continues moving during the slowdown. So, if you grab a coin near an edge while…