Carry On Together is a physics-based co-op moving game for up to four players. You run a delivery company, lift furniture together, load the truck and get every piece to its destination in one piece. Everything below is grouped by the job you are trying to do.
Carry On Together basics before your first job
- The free demo — what the demo covers, and what happens to your progress.
- Training area — the practice floor in the lower level of the Warehouse.
Carrying furniture as a crew
- Carrying heavy furniture — the grab button, and why a sofa never fits in your pocket.
- Two-player carry — matching a lift with a partner and turning a piece.
- Tight spaces — corridors, doorways and stairs that will not widen for you.
Driving and loading the truck
- Driving the truck — every key you need behind the wheel.
- Loading the truck — the tailgate, and how the counters work.
- Cargo flying out — why a hard turn empties the bed.
Where deliveries take you
- Delivery locations — houses, offices, apartments and mountain roads.
Money, damage and company growth
- Making money — how a contract turns into a payout.
- Item damage penalty — what a scratched sofa costs you.
- Company upgrades — company funds and bigger work orders.
- Buying equipment — the two hardware stores and what they stock.
Keeping the homeowner happy
- Homeowners and tips — reading the client panel and raising the mood.
Multiplayer and co-op sessions
- Inviting friends — one click from the pause menu, and the player list.
- Connection and desync — when the session will not connect, or the two of you see different rooms.
Settings and frame rate
- Graphics settings — presets, Auto Detect and fixing low FPS.
The job sheet and your controls
- Job sheet — every field on the contract your crew lead carries.
- Pinging — pointing at the piece that needs another pair of hands.
- Controller support — what a gamepad can and cannot do right now.
