Keep It Up!
STEAM DEMO OUT NOW!!
Creator Guide:
Keep It Up! works great for both live streams and videos. Rounds in the demo run 30+ minutes with escalating difficulty, so chaos builds naturally. Playable solo or co-op with up to four players. The concept (keep a balloon off the ground) is instantly recognizable, so viewers are invested instantly with no explanation needed.
Players customize their own DUMM-E characters with unlockable cosmetics like eye shapes, hair styles, mouths, outfits, and more, all earned through gameplay. Every player's look is visible to the whole team, so when someone drops the balloon, everyone knows exactly who to blame. Slapping teammates is not only possible but encouraged. Soundtrack is fully cleared for content use.
Campaign Information:
Keys are being sent now. Content embargo is in effect until June 2nd. You're welcome to play and prepare content ahead of time, but nothing should go live before the embargo lifts on June 2nd. A single demo key is sent by default, but feel free to reach out if you would like up to 3 more keys for a co-op session.
Game Information:
Keep It Up! is a co-op slapstick physics game about keeping a balloon from touching the ground. You and up to three Facility test subjects scramble through chaotic obstacle rooms while slapping, jumping and colliding to keep the balloon up. Will you be able to Keep It Up!?
Don't.Let.It.Drop.
Use your head and your hands to keep your balloon off the floor, easier said than done. Each drop costs you one, and new rooms bring new hazards. Run out, and the last balloon takes everybody with it. Game over.
DESIGNED TO FAIL
Each room is a new test. Each test is more difficult than the last. Fans, spikes, tight corridors, and increasingly unhinged layouts stand between you and the next room. Good luck!
Work Together...Or Else!
Coordinate your slaps to keep the balloon airborne. Slapping teammates is also an option. Highly recommended, even.
Customize your DUMM-E
Unlock cosmetics through gameplay: hair styles, eye shapes, eyebrows, mouths, outfits, and more. Your whole team sees your character, so when you're the one who dropped it, everyone knows exactly who to blame.