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2021PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable91 % positive24.99 €

As two clumsy kiwi birds, you and a partner frantically sort, type and deliver mail in a whimsical post office. Chaotic mini-game-style tasks and teamwork make it funny and charming.

  • Playing together in co-op
  • Co-op or multiplayer
  • Lots of humour
  • Cosy, great for unwinding

The closest matches for KeyWe are Heave Ho, Phogs! and KarmaZoo. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes KeyWe special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Heave Ho

95 %Match

2019PCNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified91 % positive9.75 €

  • Playing together in co-op
  • Co-op or multiplayer
  • Lots of humour

A chaotic co-op climbing game where up to four wobbly characters grab each other's hands, swing and haul one another to the goal. The fun comes from teamwork, slapstick and the unpredictable tangle of limbs.

Phogs!

Cosy, great for unwinding

Two dogs joined by a stretchy belly bark, bite and bounce through charming puzzle worlds themed around food, sleep and play. Best enjoyed in co-op, but playable solo too.

KarmaZoo

Cosy, great for unwinding

A warm-hearted cooperative platformer where up to ten random players team up, each using the distinct abilities of around 50 characters to overcome obstacles and earn good karma together.

Snipperclips: Cut It Out, Together!

Cosy, great for unwinding

You play paper characters who snip each other into new shapes to solve clever physics-based puzzles. It shines in co-op with friends, full of laughter and playful chaos.

Shift Happens

Puzzles and brain teasers

A two-player co-op puzzle platformer where the two heroes share a single pool of mass: when one grows, the other shrinks. Communication and timing are essential to get through the levels.

Fling to the Finish

Lots of humour

Two players are tied together by a stretchy rope and must bounce, roll and fling their way through chaotic courses. The fun comes from coordination, slapstick mishaps and laughter, even on a single shared controller.

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