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Compete in a physics-based climbing contest, taking turns scaling a tower of friends and a goat before time runs out.
Released 29 Jul 2014
Climb Your Friends
Build a Goat Tower
Fling Yourself Higher
Experience the extreme simulated sporting sensation that's sweeping our digital nation! Mount Your Friends is a fiercely competitive sporting event for you to play with your friends in the contextual security of your own home, assuming that your home is not composed of sexual innuendo.
Developed by Stegersaurus Software Inc. · Published by Stegersaurus Software Inc.
Mount Your Friends is a competitive climbing game where players try to become the highest point atop a tower made from earlier climbers and a goat.
Players take turns climbing the tower, grabbing and swinging their way upward. The physics allow faster flinging moves, but a missed hold can send a climber tumbling down.
Each turn has a time limit: reach the top to set a new high point, or be eliminated if time runs out. The game supports play with others and is built around competing to climb higher.
Players often describe the game as absurd and funny, with its physics-driven climbing creating chaotic moments that are especially enjoyable with friends. Some reviews also appreciate that the basic idea is easy to understand while leaving room to improve at the climbing. A few players report problems with crashes or online activity, while another finds solo play less enjoyable.
| Platforms | Windows |
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| Achievements | 8 |
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| Players | 1–4 |
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| Multiplayer | Mount Your Friends supports single-player and multiplayer. Store features list Online PvP and shared/split screen PvP. Steam tags indicate Local Multiplayer, Local Co-Op, Online Co-Op, and 4 Player Local. Reviews consistently describe turn-based local party play, online matches with friends or random players, and note that online mode has fewer modes/settings than local play. |
| Multiplayer & mods | Character customization and custom skins affect multiplayer presentation. Reviews state custom character images are not automatically sent to online opponents; other players need the same files to see them. No evidence of gameplay-changing multiplayer mods is provided. |
| Controller support | Xbox |
| Controller required | No |
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