Pushing it! Together - Sisyphus Co-op

Pushing it! Together - Sisyphus Co-op

Released Apr 2025

Roll a boulder up a hill with your friends in this Online Co-op adventure based off the ancient Myth of Sisyphus.

49% positive · 558 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence

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Steam $3.99
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Evaluation

Pushing It! Together launched on April 9, 2025 as the multiplayer successor to the developer's solo Sisyphus game. In the months following launch, the developer was very active, shipping a steady stream of bug fixes and feature patches — adding checkpoints, background music, localization for Brazilian Portuguese and Spanish, title cards, and decorative elements. The last gameplay-related patch was a crash fix posted on June 18, 2025. After that, developer communication dropped off significantly. The next post wasn't until August 8, 2025, which offered a beta branch workaround for users still experiencing crashes — not new content. Then in December 2025, the developer announced and launched a branded Youtooz plushie merchandise item (a boulder plushie), which represents the most recent studio activity. There are no announced DLCs, no roadmap, no unreleased content listed on the store, and no developer statements about future gameplay updates or expansions. The game's store description focuses on its core feature set (co-op boulder pushing, cosmetic hats and skins, checkpoints) with no mention of planned additions. The single meaningful post-June 2025 communication was a merchandise promotion rather than a content update. The game appears to have shipped as a complete product and received its post-launch polish period. No further content has been signaled by the developer.
Evidence
Game launched on Steam on April 9, 2025 as a complete multiplayer co-op experience.
news post · Apr 9, 2025 source content shipped
high
Major crashing issue resolved after prolonged troubleshooting. Last gameplay-related patch from the developer.
news post · Jun 18, 2025 source development ongoing
medium

Media

Details

Publisher
ManliestDev
Achievements
3
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Multiplayer · Co-op

About this game

An online co-op game about pushing a boulder up a hill with your friends.

Pushing It! Together is a multiplayer successor to Pushing it! With Sisyphus, a difficult and punishing game inspired by Greek mythology, where you play as Sisyphus - a man cursed to an eternity of rolling a boulder up a mountain, destined to never reach the top. 

But this time, you're not alone anymore. 

It won't always be easy between you, and sometimes there may be some fighting. But your job is to learn how to work past your differences, to work as a team. Towards one common goal: Pushing it! Together.

Push the boulder by walking/running into it together, and try to reach the top, collecting hats and boulder skins along the way. Be careful though, as a ton of obstacles, surprises, and friendships awaits you ahead. Try not to fall, as a single bad slip is all it takes to be back at the beginning. 

  • Roll a boulder up a hill in lobbies of 2-4 people. You can also try solo, but good luck with that!

  • Collect hats and boulder skins

  • Slap your teammates to put them in thier place

  • Lose all your progress at a single slip, and have no one to blame but yourself. Or your teammates. Yeah, it was totally thier fault this time!

  • Experience levels of frustration not previously thought possible as you restrain yourself from killing each other.

  • Keep pushing. 

  • Realize the true treasure isn't the reward at the top, but the friendships you made along the way.

Unlike in the previous game, there's hope this time.

Because you're not alone anymore. You've got each other.

Last evaluated Jun 15, 2026
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