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Game Title: Hold Your King

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3564340/Hold_Your_King/

Platform: Steam

Description: Hold Your King is a physics-based co-op platformer set in a stylized medieval world full of parkours, dangers, and coordination. Trust your friend and carry the king to the throne room. In this physics-based co-op platformer, you and a friend must carry your short-tempered king through deadly medieval courses. Dodge traps, maintain balance, and work together to reach the throne room. One wrong step, and the king might crown you with his rage!

Free to Play Status:

• [ ] Free to play
• [x] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: Developer

In Hold Your King, 2 or 4 players carry an angry King through medieval traps. We’re building a reaction system where bad balance, hard impacts, drops, and unstable movement can increase the King’s aggression.

If the team moves well, things stay under control. If not, the King may make the run even harder. We want the chaos to feel funny, but still connected to how the players perform together.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3564340/Hold_Your_King/

Hey everyone, we’re a small indie team working on Hold Your King. It’s a physics-based co-op game where 2 or 4 players carry an angry King on a stretcher through medieval traps.

The fun starts when you try to move together. You need to jump at the same time, keep the stretcher balanced, warn your teammates, and keep the King alive while everything around you goes wrong.

We wanted to create a kind of co-op chaos that feels fun to play with friends, while also creating funny and unexpected moments for streamers and their viewers.

We’re a small indie team working on Hold Your King, a physics-based co-op game about carrying an angry King through medieval chaos. We just passed 12.000 wishlists on Steam, and honestly, it feels like a huge milestone for us. Thanks to everyone who has wishlisted, played the demo, or shared feedback so far. It really helps more than you think.