OneBody Together

OneBody Together is a multiplayer game where 4 to 10 players share control of a single character. Players take responsibility for different roles, such as movement, camera, attacking, defense, jumping and picking up items, so no one can fully control the character alone. You can switch roles as the situation changes, and the team has to coordinate its actions.

Share control

Roles can include:

• Movement: control the character with WASD.
• Camera: control where the character looks with the mouse.
• Attack: use the character’s weapon.
• Defense: block incoming attacks.
• Jump: clear obstacles and gaps.
• Kick: knock opponents back.
• Pick Up: grab weapons and items from the arena.

With fewer players, each person may need to handle multiple roles. With more players, roles can be divided across the team, but having more people does not necessarily make the character easier to control. The team still needs to act at the right time; a mistake by one player affects everyone.

Game modes

In PvP Arena, two teams each control a shared body and try to take down the other team. Weapons and equipment appear around the arena, including swords, shields, staffs and crossbows. Players need to coordinate roles to attack, defend and move effectively.

In Parkour, teams race to reach the finish line. Courses include rotating platforms, moving obstacles, giant hammers, gaps and sections that require precise timing. Checkpoints let teams recover from a failed attempt without returning to the beginning.

Play with friends

You can invite friends through Steam, create password-protected lobbies and build a team to play together online.

Costumes

You can customize the shared character with costumes. Some are available in-game, while others come through costume packs. Every player on the team sees the same character.