Free to playPlay Together A Bright World Full of Friends
Fish, farm and raise pets at your own pace, then meet up with others for parties and silly minigames.
Is Play Together worth it?
Play Together is worth it if…
- you like cute, colorful social games with lots to collect
- you enjoy decorating a home and hosting friends
- you want fishing, bugs, fossils, pets, and minigames in one place
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A character that looks like you, sort of
You start by building a little person from head to toe, with different skin tones, hairstyles, body types, and costumes. Chat, make friends, and see who you run into around town. You can keep tweaking the look as your taste changes, which is useful once you realize your hat does not match your house, your pet, or your life choices.
Your home, your party rules
Pick a house style, fill it with furniture, and invite friends over for a Home Party. People can visit your place to fish, play games, talk, and role-play, or you can drop by theirs to do the same. It is part decorating project, part social club, and the fastest way to learn who actually reads invitations.
Minigames with 30-player chaos
When hanging out is not enough, queue for minigames with friends. Game Party keeps 30 players going until one is left standing, alongside Zombie Virus, Obby Race, Tower of Infinity, Fashion Star Runway, Snowball Fight, Sky High, and extra games found only at school.
Fishing, bugs, fossils, and pets
There is always something to collect. Catch over 600 species of fish in ponds, the sea, and even a swimming pool, with different fish at each spot to log in your Illustrated Book. Catch over 300 kinds of insects, dig for dinosaur fossils and rare diamonds, then sell finds or display them. Add a pet too, from puppies and kittens to ponies, and take it walking or driving with you.
Good to know?
Can I play with friends from other countries?
Yes. It is a social game played worldwide, with chat, friending, home visits, and minigames built for meeting people. You can link a mobile account with Steam to keep the same character.
What do I actually do at home?
Choose a house style, decorate it with furniture, and invite friends over. Home visits are for fishing, games, chatting, and role-play, so the house works as both a collection shelf and a meeting spot.
How deep is the collecting?
Deep enough to keep a list. There are over 600 fish tied to specific spots, over 300 insects, plus ores and fossils to dig up. Catches can be sold or displayed at home, and fish go into an Illustrated Book.
