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Platformer · 2026 · Luke Sanderson · local
Turnip Mountain
A climbing game where the two of you share one character — an arm each.
What it is about
A climbing game in which each arm is controlled separately: one stick left, one right, and that is how you haul yourself up.
With two people each takes one arm of the same character. Not a second character alongside, but a shared one.
Our verdict for couples
Suitable from
Hobby
- Conflict potential
- Spirited
- Cosiness
- Mixed
- When you can stop
- After 15 minutes
- How long it lasts
- 5–15 hours
What other co-op fans say
Ninety-seven percent approval from few reviews. Almost all of them describe the same three things: the controls, the music and the clarity of the visuals. Co-op itself barely comes up — the reviews are mostly from solo players, which limits what they say about an evening for two. The only recurring caveat concerns getting used to it: the controls do not click straight away.
- “Everything about this game is brilliant; from the art style to the music, the control scheme to the level design”
- “sometime, i launch myself too far and get launched into the next screen and there is no backtracking so i’m stuck having to redo the whole level”
Summarised by machine from 60 Steam reviews, not written by our editors. The quotes appear verbatim in those reviews.
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