Cooperative Climbing Game BAD GRIP CLUB Demo Now Available on Steam
The demo gives players a hands-on look at the game's physics-based climbing and VR mechanics, where swinging arms to grab cliffs makes the fear of falling more tangible.
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Theia Games and Polden Publishing released a demo for the cooperative climbing game BAD GRIP CLUB ~Grip Strength Weak Club on August 18. The PC (Steam) title supports VR and regular play, with cross-play between SteamVR, Meta Quest, and PCs. The demo includes one stage from four biomes, a day-night cycle, and random items.
The demo for BAD GRIP CLUB ~Grip Strength Weak Club is out now on Steam, following an August 18 release. The physics-based cooperative climbing game, developed by Theia Games and published by Polden Publishing, targets the top of a cartoon-style mountain through grip strength and teamwork.
Players can try one stage from four biomes, with a day-night cycle and random items like a pea shooter, energy drinks, and sausages. The game supports cross-play between SteamVR, Meta Quest, and regular PCs. In VR, players swing their hands to climb, making the fear of height and falling more realistic. The release date is undecided, and the store page lists English as the supported language.
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