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OneBody Together

PC release: November 5, 2026 — in 2 days

OneBody Together releases on PC on November 5, 2026. As soon as it launches, PcMasterRace GAMING will compare its price in real time across Steam, GOG, Green Man Gaming, Gamivo, G2A and Kinguin to find the best deal.

Announced platforms: PC

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What to know about OneBody Together

  • 1 other fighting game we track is also due on PC in Q4 2026.
  • In our price comparison, fighting games have a median base price of €24.99 (29 games tracked) — a useful reference point before launch.
  • Minimum requirements announced on Steam: CPU Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600, GPU NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 8 GB, 8 GB de mémoire RAM, 2 GB d'espace disque disponible.

About OneBody Together

One Body. One Team.

In OneBody: Together, everyone doesn't have their own character.

Your entire team shares one character.

The character's movement and abilities are divided between the players. One player moves, another controls the camera, another attacks, while someone else handles defense, jumping, or picking up items.

You can never fully control the character on your own.

But when your team starts working together, sharing the same body becomes a completely different kind of experience.

You Don't Control the Character. Your Team Does.

At the heart of OneBody: Together is role sharing.

Each player can take control of a different part of the character. When the situation changes, players can give up one role and take another, constantly adapting to what the team needs.

Roles can include:

  • Movement — Control the character with WASD

  • Camera — Control where the character looks with the mouse

  • Attack — Use your weapon

  • Defense — Block incoming attacks

  • Jump — Clear obstacles and gaps

  • Kick — Knock opponents back

  • Pick Up — Grab weapons and items from the arena

Suddenly, everyone may be trying to do something different.

Who has the camera?

Who's controlling movement?

Who's handling the jump?

WHO TOOK ATTACK?!

A good team quickly learns to read each other's movements.

A bad team might...

fall off a cliff together.

4–10 Players. One Body.

Your team can consist of 4 to 10 players.

With fewer players, everyone may need to handle multiple roles. With a larger team, the roles can be divided between more players.

More players don't necessarily make controlling the character easier.

Everyone still has to do the right thing at the right time.

And sometimes, everyone trying to do something different at the same time is the funniest part of the game.

Game Modes

PvP Arena

Two teams.

Two shared bodies.

One goal: take the other team down.

Different weapons and equipment appear throughout the arena. Use swords, shields, staffs, crossbows, and more to defeat the opposing team.

But having the right weapon isn't enough.

You also need to control the right role at the right moment.

One player attacks while another defends.

One controls the camera while another handles movement.

And when the opposing team comes rushing toward you...

nobody wants to give up control.

Parkour

The first team to reach the finish line wins.

Navigate rotating platforms, moving obstacles, giant hammers, gaps, and challenging sections that demand precise timing.

But the course itself isn't your only problem.

You're all controlling the same character.

If the player controlling the jump presses the button at the wrong moment, everyone falls.

If the movement player goes the wrong way, everyone goes with them.

One player's mistake...

is everyone's mistake.

Checkpoints keep a failed attempt from sending you all the way back to the beginning, giving your team a chance to recover the time you've lost.

Play With Your Friends

Invite your friends through Steam and build your own team.

  • Play online with your friends

  • Create password-protected lobbies

  • Build your team

  • Learn to move together

  • Discover just how difficult it is to control one character together

Costumes

Customize your character and make it your own.

Some costumes are available in-game, while others are available through costume packs.

Whatever costume you choose, everyone on your team sees the same character.

Because in the end...

you're all sharing the same body.

System requirements

Minimum

  • Système : Windows 10 64-bit
  • Processeur : Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600
  • Mémoire RAM : 8 GB RAM
  • Carte graphique : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 8 GB
  • DirectX : Version 12
  • Réseau : Broadband Internet connection
  • Stockage : 2 GB available space
  • Carte son : DirectX compatible sound card
  • Support VR : Not supported
  • Notes : SSD recommended

Recommended

  • Système : Windows 10/11 64-bit
  • Processeur : Intel Core i7-10700 / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
  • Mémoire RAM : 16 GB RAM
  • Carte graphique : NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 / AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT
  • DirectX : Version 12
  • Réseau : Broadband Internet connection
  • Stockage : 2 GB available space
  • Carte son : DirectX compatible sound card
  • Support VR : Not supported
  • Notes : SSD recommended. 1080p

Frequently asked questions

When is OneBody Together coming out on PC?

OneBody Together releases on PC on November 5, 2026. 2 days left before launch. This date comes from the IGDB database and updates automatically if the publisher changes it.

How much will OneBody Together cost on PC?

OneBody Together's price will appear here from the first minute it goes on sale: PcMasterRace GAMING automatically compares offers from Steam, GOG, Green Man Gaming, Gamivo, G2A and Kinguin, updated 3 times a day.

What PC do I need to play OneBody Together?

Minimum requirements announced on Steam: CPU Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600, graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 8 GB, memory 8 GB de mémoire, storage 2 GB d'espace disque disponible. The full minimum and recommended specs are listed on this page.

Who is developing OneBody Together?

OneBody Together is developed by Slaptula.

What kind of game is OneBody Together?

OneBody Together is fighting, platformer, indie coming to PC (announced platforms: PC).