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FLING UP TOGETHER

FLING UP TOGETHER is a 2-player online co-op physics platformer where you and a friend share one rope. Pull to fling, rescue, and sabotage each other as you climb color-coded floating islands - one bad move can send you both back down.

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About the Game

FLING UP TOGETHER is a 2-player co-op physics platformer where you and a friend are tied together by a single rope.

Climb floating islands, swing across deadly gaps, launch each other through the sky, and lose all your progress because someone pulled the rope at the worst possible moment.

HOW HIGH CAN YOUR FRIENDSHIP CLIMB?

Climb floating sky islands, fling across gaps, launch each other, and lose all your progress because someone pulled at the wrong time.

FLING, RESCUE, OR RUIN THE RUN.

Pull the rope to fling your teammate toward you.

Save them from falling, launch them across gaps, or accidentally ruin everything.

COLOR-CODED TEAMWORK

Some platforms only support the player with the matching color.

The other player falls straight through, so use the rope to help each other cross and keep climbing.