- Steam pricePrice
- $4.99
- Release
- May 7, 2021
- Session GoalsGoals
How co-op works
Two to eight players tackle 48 World stages locally or online. Each layout adapts to the group size, and every cat must coordinate movement, stacking, switches, and object handling to secure the key, open the door, and reach the shared goal.
About this game
PICO PARK is a cooperative action puzzle game built entirely around teamwork. Each stage presents a bite-sized challenge that looks deceptively simple but requires every player to move, jump, and interact in sync. One person grabs a key, another holds a door, and a third provides a stepping stone, all at the exact right moment. It plays as true co-op, with no competitive scoring or individual wins.
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The mechanics are deliberately minimal: run, jump, and grab. That simplicity puts the focus squarely on coordination, precision, and communication. Puzzles escalate quickly, layering on timing gates, moving platforms, and chain reactions that punish even one mistimed action. The fun comes from that shared pressure and the messy, hilarious scramble to get everyone across the finish line together.
Both online co-op and local couch co-op are fully supported, scaling from 2 to 8 players on a single screen. Whether you are huddled around one PC or coordinating over voice chat, PICO PARK turns every level into a test of patience, laughter, and frantic teamwork.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play together?
PICO PARK supports 2 to 8 players in both online co-op and local couch co-op. All players share the same screen regardless of how you're playing.
Can I play this solo or does it require other people?
PICO PARK is designed entirely around cooperative teamwork. Every puzzle requires coordination between multiple players, so you'll need at least one other person to play with-there's no single-player mode.
Does this game work well for mixed skill groups?
The controls are very simple-just run, jump, and grab-so anyone can pick it up quickly. However, the puzzles demand precise timing and coordination from everyone, which can be challenging but also creates lots of funny moments when things go wrong.
Do we need voice chat to play online?
While the game doesn't require voice chat technically, it's highly recommended. PICO PARK is extremely communication-heavy, with puzzles that require constant coordination and split-second timing between all players.