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    Whisk

    A two-player first-person platformer about running short stages together and tossing cats to safety, in split screen or online.

    Online and split-screen co-op for 2 players.

    • 2 online
    • 2 split-screen

    Store pages

    Whisk store art
    Not out yet
    • Store art
    • Screenshot 1
    • Screenshot 2
    • Screenshot 3
    • Screenshot 4

    Playing together

    All co-op facts
    • Online co-op2 players
    • Local co-op2 playersSplit screen
    • Not confirmed
    • Not confirmed
    • Not confirmed
    • Steam DeckNot testedValve has not rated it yet

    About the game

    You and a partner play Luna and Foam, who run through short first-person stages. You dash, jump and climb, then carry lost cats to portals and throw them through. Each stage is a route you learn, and every try ends in a clean run or a quick reset.

    Only two can play, in split screen on one PC or online. The two characters move a little differently, so you cover for each other, boost each other up and pass the cat along at the right moment. A miss only costs a quick reset, so you try the same stretch again.

    Every stage has time trial badges and a leaderboard, so a clean run can turn into a speedrun. The game is not out yet and is planned for early 2027. A free demo is on Steam.

    How it feels

    Kind of game

    Campaign for two

    Made for exactly two players. You play set levels or a story from start to end, and every part is built for the pair.

    Now and then
    • Laughter and chaos
    • Tension and danger
    • Time to hang out
    • Physical comedy
    • Exploring
    • Planning ahead
    Sessions
    Short rounds

    Rated on our own feel scale. 4 sources back these ratings.

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    If you liked Whisk

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    • ibb & obb

      Why it scores 68%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Campaign for two
      Core to both
      Working in sync, Jumping and climbing
      Notable in both
      Puzzles and figuring out, Getting better
      Co-op
      Online and local co-op for 2 players

      How ibb & obb differs

      • One campaign to finish, not short rounds
      • 2 online
      • 2 shared-screen

      Both are campaigns made for two players. Both need you to talk and act in sync. Both are full of jumping and climbing together.

      But one campaign to finish, not short rounds.

    • Portal 2

      Why it scores 67%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Campaign for two
      Core to both
      Working in sync
      Notable in both
      Puzzles and figuring out
      Co-op
      Online and split-screen local co-op for 2 players

      How Portal 2 differs

      • Less jumping and climbing than Whisk
      • One campaign to finish, not short rounds
      • 2 online
      • 2 split-screen

      Both are campaigns made for two players. Both make you work things out together. Both have online and split-screen local co-op for 2 players.

      But less jumping and climbing than Whisk.

    • Together: Moon Escape

      Why it scores 67%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Campaign for two
      Core to both
      Working in sync
      Notable in both
      Jumping and climbing, Puzzles and figuring out
      Co-op
      Online and split-screen local co-op for 2 players

      How Together: Moon Escape differs

      • One campaign to finish, not short rounds
      • Exactly 2 online
      • 2 split-screen
      • Crossplay

      Both are campaigns made for two players. Both need you to talk and act in sync. Both are full of jumping and climbing together.

      But one campaign to finish, not short rounds.

    All co-op facts

    Last checked 28 October 2026. The small numbers link to the page that states each fact.

    Co-op

    Online co-op
    Yes
    12
    Most players online
    2
    178
    Fewest players online
    Not confirmed
    Local co-op
    Yes
    12
    Most players on one screen
    2
    1
    Split or shared screen
    Split screen
    15
    Separate-device co-op
    Not confirmed
    Most players on separate devices
    Not confirmed
    Free base co-op
    Not confirmed
    Confirmed free setups
    Not confirmed
    Crossplay
    Not confirmed
    Crossplay between
    Not confirmed
    Friends can join mid-game
    Not confirmed
    Only one of you needs to buy it
    Not confirmed
    Voice chat by distance
    Not confirmed

    Platforms

    Platforms
    Not confirmed
    Single-player editions
    Not confirmed
    Steam Deck
    Not tested by Valve
    3

    Release

    Release status
    Upcoming
    124
    Release date
    2027
    1247

    Genres

    Genres
    Platform
    17

    Store IDs

    Steam app ID
    3602270
    2
    Wikidata item
    Not confirmed

    Sources

    9 pages
    1. store.steampowered.comStore page, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Online co-op, Most players online, Local co-op, Most players on one screen, Split or shared screen, Release status, Release date, Genres, Kind of game, Sessions, About, Laughter and chaos, Physical comedy, Working in sync, Exploring, Jumping and climbing, Puzzles and figuring out, Getting better, Planning ahead, Tension and danger, Time to hang out.

      • Online co-op: The feature line says to work together in split screen or online co-op, and Online Co-op is a listed feature.
      • Most players online: The maker calls it a two-player platformer. Steam categories alone would not prove the count.
      • Local co-op: The same feature line offers split screen, and Shared/Split Screen Co-op is a listed feature.
      • Most players on one screen: The maker calls it a two-player platformer.
      • Split or shared screen: The maker says split screen. Steam also lists Shared/Split Screen.
      • Release status: The page says the game is not yet available on Steam.
      • Release date: The page shows a planned release of Q1 2027, which the file writes as 2027.
      • Genres: The maker calls it a two-player platformer.
      • Kind of game: The game is made for two players and the user tags include Co-op Campaign.
      • Sessions: The maker says stages are short and sweet, with time trial badges and leaderboards for each one.
      • About: Stages are routes of jumps, climbs and throws. User tags include Parkour and Precision Platformer.
      • Laughter and chaos: The text tells you to laugh off your misses and run the stage again.
      • Physical comedy: User tags include Physics, and the feature list stresses fluid movement and physics.
      • Working in sync: The text says the game is about shared movement and communication, and that fast runs need coordination and timing.
      • Exploring: The feature list mentions secret lost cats to rescue. The figure shown is for the demo.
      • Jumping and climbing: User tags include 3D Platformer, Precision Platformer and Parkour.
      • Puzzles and figuring out: User tags include Puzzle Platformer and Puzzle. The page tells you to scout your route.
      • Getting better: The page promises time trial badges and leaderboards, and the fastest runs need confidence and timing.
      • Planning ahead: The page tells you to scout your route before you dash.
      • Tension and danger: A miss costs a quick reset, but time trials and leaderboards add some pressure.
      • Time to hang out: The text says the game is about communication, which is talk about the stage in front of you.
    2. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Steam app ID, Online co-op, Local co-op, Release status, Release date.

      • Online co-op: Categories include Online Co-op.
      • Local co-op: Categories include Shared/Split Screen Co-op.
      • Release status: Steam marks the game as coming soon.
      • Release date: Steam shows Q1 2027.
    3. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Steam Deck.

      • Steam Deck: Valve has not rated the game for Steam Deck yet.
    4. store.steampowered.comOfficial news, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Release status, Release date.

      • Release date: The maker's post of 2026-10-25 says the game now launches in Q1 2027. This is newer than the press kit, which still says 2026.
    5. store.steampowered.comOfficial news, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Split or shared screen.

      • Split or shared screen: The post of 2026-03-23 adds a setting to switch sides in split screen.
    6. store.steampowered.comOfficial news, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Working in sync, Getting better, Jumping and climbing, Exploring.

      • Working in sync: The post of 2026-01-30 tunes the game so that solo runs cannot beat teamwork runs, and gives each character a different kit.
      • Getting better: The same post keeps bunnyhopping as a skill to learn and adds a speedrun leaderboard.
      • Jumping and climbing: The same post is mostly about dashes, double jumps and air control.
      • Exploring: The same post says changes from finding lost cats are permanent, so routes stay the same.
    7. doubledusk.comOfficial site, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Most players online, Genres, Physical comedy, Release date.

      • Most players online: The press kit lists 2 Player Co-op.
      • Genres: The press kit calls it a first-person platformer.
      • Physical comedy: The press kit lists cat physics as a selling point.
      • Release date: The fact sheet still says 2026. The maker's newer Steam post moves the launch to Q1 2027, so that date wins.
    8. store.steampowered.comStore page, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Most players online.

      • Most players online: The free demo page says it is a 2 player only demo. The demo is a separate Steam app.
    9. gamespress.comPress, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Kind of game, Sessions, Working in sync, Getting better, Puzzles and figuring out, Laughter and chaos.

      • Kind of game: The maker's press release of 2026-02-16 calls it a two-player-only platformer where every action is cooperative.
      • Sessions: The same release says stages are short and built to replay, with time trials and leaderboards.
      • Working in sync: The same release says speedrunning success depends on trust and timing between two players.
      • Getting better: The same release says the demo stages teach flow, communication and mastery through repetition.
      • Puzzles and figuring out: The same release mentions hidden rescue challenges alongside the time trials.
      • Laughter and chaos: The same release encourages players to laugh off failed runs.