

Together is a 2D pixel-art platformer where you control two characters at the same time using a single set of controls.
Every movement affects both characters. When you press jump, both characters jump. When you move, both characters move. The challenge comes from figuring out how to use this shared control system to navigate obstacles, avoid traps, and bring the two characters together.
Each level ends with a heavy door that cannot be opened by one character alone. To progress, you must solve the level and position both characters close to each other so they can open the door together.
The core idea is simple:
Two characters. One set of controls. One way forward: Together.
The gameplay focuses on platforming, puzzle-solving, timing, and positioning.
Players will need to:
There is no traditional separate control scheme for each character. The challenge is learning how to make one action work for two characters, even when the level puts them in different situations.
Together features three different worlds, with each world introducing its own visual style, level design, platforms, traps, and environmental challenges.
The first world introduces the core mechanics and teaches the player how to think about controlling two characters at once.
It focuses on:
The second world expands on the main idea with more complex level layouts and new hazards.
It introduces:
The third world pushes the core mechanic further with its own visual identity, unique hazards, and more difficult platforming challenges.
It focuses on:
Together is built around a simple but unusual control concept: one player controls two characters simultaneously.
Traditional platformers usually ask the player to focus on one character. Together turns that idea into the main puzzle mechanic.
A jump is no longer just a jump. Every movement has consequences for both characters, and players must constantly think about where each character will end up.
This creates situations where the player may need to:
Together aims for a simple, readable, and fun 2D platforming experience with a pixel-art visual style.
The game is designed around the satisfaction of:
Together is designed for players who enjoy:
Mobile
Pre-registration is currently available.
Two characters. One set of controls.
Together is a 2D pixel-art platformer where you control two characters with the same controls. Solve each level, avoid unique traps and platforming challenges, bring the characters back together, and open the heavy door to continue your journey.

Together is a 2D pixel-art platformer where you control two characters at the same time using a single set of controls.
Every movement affects both characters. When you press jump, both characters jump. When you move, both characters move. The challenge comes from figuring out how to use this shared control system to navigate obstacles, avoid traps, and bring the two characters together.
Each level ends with a heavy door that cannot be opened by one character alone. To progress, you must solve the level and position both characters close to each other so they can open the door together.
The core idea is simple:
Two characters. One set of controls. One way forward: Together.
The gameplay focuses on platforming, puzzle-solving, timing, and positioning.
Players will need to:
There is no traditional separate control scheme for each character. The challenge is learning how to make one action work for two characters, even when the level puts them in different situations.
Together features three different worlds, with each world introducing its own visual style, level design, platforms, traps, and environmental challenges.
The first world introduces the core mechanics and teaches the player how to think about controlling two characters at once.
It focuses on:
The second world expands on the main idea with more complex level layouts and new hazards.
It introduces:
The third world pushes the core mechanic further with its own visual identity, unique hazards, and more difficult platforming challenges.
It focuses on:
Together is built around a simple but unusual control concept: one player controls two characters simultaneously.
Traditional platformers usually ask the player to focus on one character. Together turns that idea into the main puzzle mechanic.
A jump is no longer just a jump. Every movement has consequences for both characters, and players must constantly think about where each character will end up.
This creates situations where the player may need to:
Together aims for a simple, readable, and fun 2D platforming experience with a pixel-art visual style.
The game is designed around the satisfaction of:
Together is designed for players who enjoy:
Mobile
Pre-registration is currently available.
Two characters. One set of controls.
Together is a 2D pixel-art platformer where you control two characters with the same controls. Solve each level, avoid unique traps and platforming challenges, bring the characters back together, and open the heavy door to continue your journey.