Tandem Together Demo Lets Co-Op Riders Deliver Packages On A Two-Person Bicycle
The demo puts the physics-driven tandem riding and the speed-boosting, side effect-producing snacks in front of players early, which is the clearest signal yet of how the final build's chaos and optional Twitch integration will land with a streaming audience.
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Godcomplex Games and Triflgard have released a demo for Tandem Together, a co-op action game about riding a tandem bicycle to deliver suspicious packages. The demo covers part of the game and is available on its Steam store page. The full version is planned for 2026 on Steam, with online and offline co-op, three biomes, character customization, key remapping and gamepad support, and Twitch integration.
The demo is live on the Steam store page and covers part of the game, not the whole route.
Two players share one tandem bicycle and deliver suspicious packages. Sharp curves, oncoming traffic, barricades, and other obstacles work with the physics simulation. Eating the contents of a package makes the bicycle faster, and the side effects that follow range across the screen, so pacing the temptation is part of the job.
The full version adds biomes, items, Twitch integration, and accessibility features, with online and offline co-op, character customization, and full key remapping and gamepad support.
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