Ourself

Two players share one ragdoll body, each controlling an arm and a leg, and climb obstacles together.

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Online co-op
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Players in online co-op
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Players online
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How co-op works
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One copy is enough
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Free to play
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Plays like
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Online versus, Online multiplayer, Best with, Crossplay, Local co-op, Multiplayer through mods, Plays in browser, Demo, Playtest, Early access

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Plays without voice or typing, Wordless tools, Friendly with strangers

About the game

Ourself is an online co-op physics platformer for exactly two players who share a single ragdoll body. Each player controls one half of the body: one arm, one leg and their own camera. Walking, jumping, climbing ropes and monkey bars, and carrying a crate all require both players to act together; a jump only works if both press within 0.2 seconds. Players climb 400 m through The Sky Kingdom across 36 checkpoints, from a meadow to the Ruined Keep, past pistons, swinging hammers, cannons and fans, and use a fishing rod as a grappling hook. A fall of 1.5 m or more knocks the character out. The game has a Campaign mode with checkpoints, a Time Trial mode without checkpoints, four secret trials and built-in voice chat. Each player needs their own copy; there is no single-player or split-screen mode.
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First listed 1 Nov 2026. Updated 2 Nov 2026.