Up together — Play Free Online

Up Together is a platformer built around one simple idea: climb. The browser build identifies itself as a multiplayer 3D obby, the obstacle-course style of game where you hop between platforms, avoid hazards and try to get higher than you did on the last attempt. If you come to Doodle Jump for the pull of "just one more try" and a score that only goes up, the same loop is at work here, only in three dimensions.

A session is short and self-contained. You load the page, start moving, and see how far you get before a missed jump sends you back down. There is nothing to install, so it suits a quick break as well as a longer attempt to beat your own best climb.

It is tagged as an endless runner on this site, but the focus is on timing and positioning more than on raw speed. Expect to spend most of your time judging gaps and landing carefully.

How to play

Move with the arrow keys or WASD, and use the mouse to aim and to select things on screen. On a phone or tablet you tap and swipe instead. Because the game is multiplayer, you may see other players on the course while you climb.

The goal is to keep moving upward. Take a moment to look at what is above you before you jump, then commit. Jumps in 3D platformers are easy to misjudge, because depth is harder to read than height on a flat screen.

Tips

• Slow down before tricky gaps. A short, controlled approach beats a running leap you cannot correct.
• Use the mouse to turn the view so you can see where the next platform sits before you jump.
• If you fall, check what caused it. Most falls come from the same mistake, such as jumping too early.
• A keyboard and mouse give finer control than touch, so use them if you have the choice.

Similar games on Doodle Jump

Bird Jumper and Hoppenhelm are also built around jumping from platform to platform. Helix Jump swaps the climb for a descent, where you guide a ball down a rotating tower. Fireboy and Watergirl is a puzzle platformer that rewards two players working together, whereas Up Together is mostly about your own timing.

It suits anyone who likes short, repeatable challenges and enjoys getting a little higher each time.