Co-Op Action Game 'Roll Together' Launches July 15 on Steam
The game's two-player-only, side-specific control scheme and physics-based chaos position it as a niche co-op rage game targeting a specific audience on Steam.
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Nearly Done Games announced that 'Roll Together', a chaotic co-op action game for two players, will launch on July 15 for PC via Steam. Each player controls one side of a giant roller, navigating physics-based courses filled with traps. A demo is available now.
Nearly Done Games announced on July 1 that 'Roll Together' will launch on July 15 for PC via Steam. The game is a co-op action game designed exclusively for two players, who ride a giant roller through courses filled with traps. One player controls the left side of the roller, the other the right, and they must coordinate to avoid being thrown off by collisions or sudden braking. A demo is available on Steam, featuring the first stage to let players practice cooperation. The game supports Japanese.
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