- Steam pricePrice
- $14.99
- Release
- March 26, 2020
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How co-op works
Two-player local or online co-op with each player independently controlling both legs of one robot. Partners synchronize walking, sliding, machinery operation, and environmental interactions to cross obstacle courses and solve challenges built around coordinated movement.
About this game
Biped pairs two small robots on a journey through vibrant obstacle courses that demand constant communication and precise coordination. Every challenge revolves around timing jumps, balancing on narrow beams, and manipulating objects in sync, making it a true test of teamwork rather than solo skill.
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Players control each leg of their bipedal robot independently, turning simple movement into a deliberate act of cooperation. Puzzle solving hinges on using ropes, switches, and environmental tools together, and platforming sections require both players to stay in rhythm or risk toppling off the path. The result is a stream of laugh-out-loud moments and genuine teamwork satisfaction.
Both online co-op and local split-screen are supported, along with cross-platform multiplayer and Steam Remote Play Together. Sessions are built around short, focused levels that reward tight communication and quick recovery from mishaps, making it ideal for friends who enjoy light-hearted challenges and playful coordination under pressure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Biped solo, or do I need a second player?
Biped supports single-player mode, but it's fundamentally designed as a co-op experience. The game's entire structure-from puzzle mechanics to platforming challenges-revolves around two-player coordination, so you'll get the most out of it with a partner.
Does Biped support both online and couch co-op?
Yes, Biped offers both online co-op and local split-screen co-op on the same screen. It also supports Steam Remote Play Together and cross-platform multiplayer, so you have plenty of options to play with a friend.
How does the leg control mechanic actually work?
Each player controls their robot's legs independently, meaning you need to coordinate every step deliberately. Simple walking becomes a teamwork exercise, and when combined with jumping, balancing, and manipulating objects, it creates a physics-driven challenge that's both tricky and rewarding.
Is Biped a good game for casual players or does it require serious platforming skills?
Biped leans toward light-hearted, accessible fun rather than hardcore difficulty. The levels are short and focused, and while the coordination can be challenging, the tone is playful and forgiving. It's perfect for friends who want to laugh through mishaps while working together.








































