Carry On Together
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- Players
- 2 - 4
- Release
- November 6, 2026
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How co-op works
Online co-op for up to four players running a furniture delivery service. Coordinate to lift and carry heavy objects through physics-driven environments, load the truck, and complete deliveries without breaking everything.
About this game
Carry On Together puts you and up to three friends in charge of a scrappy moving company trying to survive one chaotic delivery at a time. Each job brings bulky sofas, fragile lamps, and narrow doorways that test patience and communication as you wrestle with realistic physics and awkward cargo.
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The core loop revolves around teamwork and spatial coordination. Players must grip furniture together, call out angles, and navigate stairs, tight corners, and cluttered yards before packing everything into the truck. One misstep can send a dresser tumbling or wedge a couch into a doorframe, turning careful planning into improvised disaster recovery.
Successfully completing deliveries keeps the company running, unlocking new contracts and tougher layouts. The physics simulation ensures no two jobs feel identical, and the cooperative dependency means every session hinges on how well your crew communicates under pressure. Whether you aim for smooth professionalism or embrace the mayhem, the challenge scales with ambition and group synergy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play Carry On Together in co-op?
Carry On Together supports online co-op for up to 4 players. You'll work together to lift furniture, navigate obstacles, and complete deliveries as a team.
Does Carry On Together require good communication between players?
Yes, communication is essential. The physics-based gameplay means you need to coordinate grips, call out angles, and plan routes together-especially when squeezing heavy furniture through narrow doorways or up stairs. One person going the wrong way can send everything tumbling.
What happens if we break or drop furniture during a delivery?
The game's physics simulation means furniture can tumble, wedge into doorframes, or get damaged during transport. These mishaps turn into improvised recovery moments where your team has to adjust and problem-solve on the fly to salvage the delivery and keep the company running.