Two toys, one escape plan
Stuck Together is a two-player co-op climbing game from Hugecalf Studios. You play as two toys stuck to each other, trying to get away from an unhinged teenager who owns them. The house he lives in is the whole playground: six rooms full of hazards, interactive objects, and level design that gets less fair the further you go. Expect chopped doll heads, mutilated toys, and the owner turning up at the worst moments to squash your progress. If you don't make it out of the attic, you're trash.
Playing together
This is built for exactly two players, and you can team up online or locally. The core of it is physics-based climbing: you grab, swing, scale, and slip your way through each room, and because the two toys are joined, your movement affects your partner's. Communication matters more than reflexes alone, since a grab you make can send your buddy swinging somewhere else. Coordination is the whole game, and the store text is honest that you may learn to co-operate or just rage quit. Remote Play Together is available if you want to play with someone over the internet while only one of you owns it.
What to know before starting
The difficulty is real. Miss a jump and you're back down to the floor, so expect repeated attempts on the tougher climbs. If that sounds like too much, there's an easy mode with checkpoints. A controller is worth having on hand for the precision the platforming asks for. The tone mixes the 90s nostalgia — retro toys and nostalgic tunes — with a horror streak, so the house has a genuinely unsettling edge alongside the comedy. Bring a friend you can laugh with, and one you can lose to the same jump twenty times without it getting personal.