What Head's Adventures:chibichibi is
Head's Adventures:chibichibi is a two-player co-op platformer built around action-jumping and physics simulation. You play as a mysterious little witch in dinosaur pajamas who gets dragged into cyberspace by a cyber devil, and your job is to find the exit in each fragment of space. Along the way you collect Healing Balloons and complete time races to unlock the next spaces. The whole thing can be played solo too, so every level works either way. The art style is cute and quirky, and the physics do a lot of the comic work — things bounce, tumble and go wrong in ways that look funny rather than punishing.
The three heads
The core mechanic is switching between three heads, each with its own ability, at any time. One head grabs onto any platform edge with its lips, so you can climb up and reach places that would otherwise be out of reach. Boom Head detonates after a short countdown and blasts away obstacles — and possibly you as well. Spring Head lets you bounce to huge heights and clear big gaps. Heads are also tools for the level itself: trigger mechanisms to open new paths, squeeze through cracks, and generally do things you would not expect from a head. Switching on the fly is what makes the platforming feel different from a standard jump-and-run.
Playing together, and playing against each other
Co-op is where the game opens up. The design treats it as co-trolling as much as teamwork: you can kick your teammate's head like a ball, boot them at a well-timed moment, and generally prank each other with the physics. If one player falls, the surviving player can pull their body along within a certain distance, and reviving them means collecting a Healing Balloon before the finish line. When the two of you stray too far apart, the screen automatically splits into two views, and it merges back together once you reunite, so nobody gets left behind off-screen. Split screen is part of the setup, and Remote Play Together is supported if you want to bring a friend in from elsewhere.
Before you start
Expect a mix of precision platforming and slapstick physics, with time races that push you to move quickly and Healing Balloons that matter when someone goes down. Friendly sabotage is a designed part of the experience, so a group that enjoys messing with each other will get more out of it than a group that wants pure cooperation. All levels can be completed solo if your group is short a player. Steam Workshop support is included, so there is extra community material to look at once you have the basics down.