Fart Together

You line your hippo up behind the raft, wait for your friend to face the same direction and fire off a perfectly timed blast, and the raft finally clears the gap you have failed ten times in a row. That moment sums up Fart Together, a physics-based parkour game where one to four players steer the same boat using fart power, and success depends on doing it together rather than doing it harder.

Genre	Physics co-op parkour, party game
Players	1 to 4 on one raft, competitive modes for up to 8
Characters	Hippos
Co-op	Local co-op on one PC and internet co-op

Sharing One Raft in Fart Together

Every player controls a hippo on the same raft, and each one’s direction, timing and power affect where it goes. If one hippo faces the wrong way, the whole team drifts off course. Coordination is not a suggestion, it is the core mechanic, and the game openly warns that it may test your friendships.

Shouting is part of the strategy.

Groups that call out turns, count down blasts and agree on who handles fine corrections tend to clear courses far faster than teams where everyone fires at will. Friends who enjoy chaotic co-op games like Chained Together will feel right at home in the arguing.

Obstacle Courses and Difficulty

Courses are full of corners, moving obstacles and narrow passages. Early sections teach basic steering, but later ones require precise speed control, because charging into a tight passage at full power usually ends in disaster. Lining everyone up before a turn, then blasting together, is the trick most teams eventually discover.

Solo play is possible, and controlling the raft alone is a very different puzzle from managing four people.

The physics can feel unpredictable, and that is the most common criticism. Some players love the chaos; others get frustrated when a small bump undoes a long climb, especially on harder obstacle sections.

Modes for Groups of Friends

Alongside the co-op courses, Fart Together includes competitive modes for up to eight players, which turns the cooperative chaos into a party game. Streamers and their audiences enjoy these modes because every failed blast becomes instant comedy.

The game supports both internet co-op and local co-op on the same PC, so a group can play together on one screen or from different homes.

Party players who want quick laughs gravitate to the competitive side, while completionists push through the hardest co-op courses for bragging rights.

Fart Together Questions

How many players can play Fart Together?

One to four players share a single raft in the co-op courses, and competitive modes support up to eight. Each player controls a hippo whose fart thrust steers the boat.

Can you play Fart Together alone?

Yes, solo play is supported. Steering the raft by yourself turns the game into a precision challenge rather than a communication one, which some players prefer.

What is the best tip for hard courses?

Line up every hippo in the same direction before a turn, then blast together at a controlled power. Firing hard and fast usually sends the raft into walls on narrow sections.

Fart Together is pure cooperative comedy, where clearing each obstacle course depends on four hippos agreeing on one direction, one countdown and one perfectly timed blast to push the raft forward.