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Platformer · 2026 · Ionized Studios · local
Limbot
Up to four people jointly steer a cardboard robot — on one screen.
What it is about
A physics game: up to four people jointly steer a person in a cardboard robot suit and stomp through a paper city.
Everyone on one screen. Falling over is part of the game.
First take
The shape is the interesting part: you do not each control a character but jointly steer a single one that is permanently about to fall over. It is the same idea as the games where two people have to get a piece of furniture through a door — it lives off coordination and off that coordination failing. Whether it amounts to more than one evening cannot be said: there is a single review on Steam so far. We will add the assessment later.
This game has only just come out. The co-op details are settled and sourced; a PairScore still needs reviews. We will add it as soon as there are enough.
Our verdict for couples
Suitable from
Casual
- Conflict potential
- Spirited
- Cosiness
- Mixed
- When you can stop
- After 15 minutes
- How long it lasts
- Under 5 hours
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