$4.99Chained Together One Chain, One Fall
Climb a surreal vertical world while chained to your friends, where every jump is shared and every slip costs the whole group.
Is Chained Together worth it?
Chained Together is worth it if…
- you want a co-op platformer where one bad jump ruins everyone's day
- you like laughing through hard climbs with friends, local or online
- you want a harsh challenge, a forgiving checkpoint mode, or a timed lava race
- you enjoy physics chaos, finger-pointing, and shared comebacks
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Chained climbing out of Hell
You start in the depths and climb toward the summit through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven, past bone structures and other strange scenery. The route is all platforms, ledges, traps, and long falls. You jump, coordinate, and try not to yank your friends off with you. When someone misses, everyone feels it. That is the whole deal, and it works.
A chain with a mind of its own
The chain is fully simulated and wraps around platforms instead of passing through them. You can use it to haul a friend up or steady a crossing, but most of the time it just transmits panic. You hold still while your partner jumps, then you jump while they hold still. Simple plan. Rarely survives contact with gravity. Solo works too, but the chain needs other people to be truly dangerous.
Three ways to suffer
Normal mode is the punishing climb with no safety net. Beginner mode adds checkpoints so a fall sends you back to your highest point instead of the abyss. Lava mode sends rising flames up after you, so there is no time to argue about whose fault that was. Pick Beginner if you value the friendship.
Built for blame and laughter
This is a co-op game for 1-4 players, local or online, and it lives on voice chat. Progress is shared, falls are shared, and twenty minutes of careful climbing can vanish in one mistimed hop. The look is rough and the loop is repetitive solo, but with friends the chaos carries it. Screams of the damned play in the background. After a while, your friends supply the rest.
Good to know before you climb?
Can I play Chained Together solo?
Yes. You can climb alone, and the jumps and chain physics still apply. It is a sterner, quieter trip without partners to catch you or drag you down, and the loop feels more repetitive. Bring friends if you want the game at its funniest.
How does co-op actually work?
Up to four players climb chained together, in person or online. The chain is simulated and catches on platforms, so you have to move in sync, time jumps, and sometimes pull each other up. One mistake can drop the whole group, which is why coordination matters more than speed.
Which mode should we pick?
Normal is the full punishing climb. Beginner adds checkpoints that return you to your highest point. Lava adds constantly rising flames that force a fast ascent.
What kind of world are we climbing through?
You ascend from Hell through varied layers toward the summit, passing Purgatory and Heaven along the way. Expect punishing platforms, distinct challenges per layer, structures made of bones and remains, and screams in the background. The tone stays dark and surreal while the mood stays chaotic.
