
Leap, climb, and launch your friends in this chaotic co-op extraction platformer for up to 6 players! Use your drill-wrench to build your way across a vibrant post-apocalyptic world, find replacement parts, and fix broken machines. And if you lose your head, don’t worry: it’s all part of the job.
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⬆️ BUILD WITH FRIENDS ⬆️
As FixForce bots, you and up to 5 friends will build towers and paths out of scrap parts, using the structures to climb all over the worksite. Rescue each other when things get hairy, and remember: how high or far you go is limited only by how much scrap you can find.
⬆️ FIND + FIX ⬆️
In each round, you and your team will be dropped near machines in desperate need of repair. Once you’ve found them, use your drill-wrench to scour the site for the perfect replacement parts to get them working again so you can clock out on time. You might even find a few extra odd jobs around to line your pockets...
⬆️ WORKPLACE HAZARDS ⬆️
No job is the same, but they’re all teeming with hazards and violent rogue robots. Keep your eyes peeled so you can protect yourself, your friends, and your precious towers and bridges from their destructive wrath while you finish the job.
⬆️ BUT DON’T LOSE YOUR HEAD ⬆️
FixForce means reliability, and high-risk assignments are your bread and butter. If you take a tumble, slip into the water, or find yourself on the wrong side of a rogue bot, your friends can simply recover your head and snap it onto another body. Good as new!
⬆️ PERKS OF THE JOB ⬆️
The work is relentless, but so is your resolve! Every successful fix lines your bank account, letting you snag new tools to maximise efficiency and tackle even the toughest of challenges in exchange for a few unorthodox updates to your uniform.
Wield the drill-wrench: Use your built-in power tool to fix machines, build towers and bridges to get around, retrieve your friends’ fallen heads, and launch items around.
Extraction loop: Arrive on-site in your utility van, locate the broken machines, find the parts to fix them, and clock out on time!
Manage your battery: Your battery can be used to power all sorts of things on the job, not just you! Just make sure to keep track of it...
Enemies: The dangerous rogue bots lie in wait to undo all your hard work…or even to send you and your friends straight into Emergency Recovery Mode! Stay alert.
Losing your head: Water in your gears or a big fall will trigger your head to pop off for retrieval by your team. Don’t worry: while you wait to be rescued, you can scootch around to make rescue easier.
Different maps: With tons of possible variations for each map, no job is the same!
Proximity chat: Your robot’s facial readout mouths along as you talk to nearby members of your squad.
FixForce is for fans of:
Chaotic co-op games to play with friends like RV There Yet?, Peak, REPO, Content Warning, and Lethal Company.
Classic creative physics games like Portal, Garry's Mod, and Ratchet and Clank
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +1 more
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What a fun hidden gem of a party game! Designed for chaos and creativity. I picked it up with my partner and a friend, and got immediately sucked into it. There is a lot of mayhem and fun into this game. Even when your character's waiting to be revived, you get to roam around and be cheeky. It might not be a view shared by all, but I enjoyed the minimal tutorialisation. It made me feel like I was discovering how to play and ways to play, which felt satisfying. I can't wait to see if they eventually open the game to random matchmaking.
This game has a lot of potential! It's chaotic and fun, and it requires a healthy dose of collaboration (especially on harder difficulties!); i.e. if you want to complete a shift successfully, the team has to find ways to work together--for instance, letting others know when you've been KO'd and need saving, calling out for missing parts, etc. Saving teammates that are downed is also crucial to conserve lives (which are shared amongst the team). It has a similar vibe to PEAK in some ways, which happens to be one of my favourite games. The building mechanic takes some time getting used to, but when you really get going, it all falls into place. Finally, playing this with friends and like-minded individuals especially is a very rewarding experience. It's only been two days since we started playing it, and I'm already hooked.
This game was a lot of fun! Tried it out with a friend for a couple hours just to get a feel for it and we're definitely planning to get more of our friends involved the next time we play! If you enjoy games like Lethal Company or Repo but want more chill and forgiving gameplay then this is a great pick. My biggest gripe about those other games was that if you get taken out during a run, you're basically just sitting around watching the rest of the time which, for me, was a real downer. The shared lives system paired with the ability to rebuild your squad mates is a HUGE plus! Excited for the future of this game and never expected the hundreds of hours I put into Tears of the Kingdom would be so useful here lol
The force that fixes
I played yesterday with 3 friends, and we had an amazing time, I haven’t laughed that much in a co-op game in ages! I’m looking forward to jumping back in this week and have already been reaching out to others to join. Definitely adding this game into my regular rotation. Looking forward to seeing what else is included in the full release, but if it’s anything like what’s already on offer, I can’t wait!
Runs well. Is fun co-op. Easy to get into. Pick up that can. Needs some work though. Autocompletion of main tasks would be a nice change Friction/jitter fixes in lobbies with high latency Scalability of quotas when playing with less people
Man this is going to sound real sad. Hi I'm an Australian Linux User, so is my buddy; We both use Linux Mint. This game looks super fun, but instead we got around 13 minutes of Multiplayer issues... Let me explain. I saw this game, shared this to my buddy and he said Wow! Garry's Mod Physics! Awesome! And the Price was just right... So we both bought the game, installed it; First time joining him the game worked as intended... For Two minutes... I suddenly DC'd he was still in-game, even though his and my connection was stable... There was only one reason for this. EOS. Epic Online Servers... I cannot believe this game was using them. Every time I used this set of Servers there was always a problem with them! Now I will explain what happened next. I kept trying to join him, I told him to create a new lobby with a new code; Restart our games etc, NOTHING changed. What I did keep seeing whenever I tried to join him was an error that kept stating; THIS PLAYER IS ALREADY IN THE GAME. Even though I am clearly STILL on the Join Game Screen. I'm so sad man... As a man who tries to give the best Criticism without pissing people off, I beg you; Make this game better. I want this to succeed, this game looks awesome. But for now... I am refunding this. Thank you for responding Developers. I sincerely hope we get somewhere because I would love to come back to this at some point.
A great time with friends! A simple premise but the complexity ramps up quickly, and had some real head scratcher moments. Leads to some great moments where you’ve all been messing around for 15 minutes then desperately need to get back to the van before it sets off. Cheap as chips and good for an evening of laughter - I’ll definitely be coming back to this one.
Bought this to play with friends on a whim, I blinked and now I've played for 12 hours. I started to mess with friends and then very quickly realised how intense it is when we decided to lock in. The feeling when we first completed a shift and the 'days since last incident' counter went from 0 to 1 was intoxicating. I can't wait to split my life between chaos rules and locking in entirely. Failure feels amazing, success feels phenomenal. I cannot wait to see what is added between now and the 1.0 release.
Just started playing last night, but already sold on it, honestly! Pretty polished for an early access game--it's fun to get to figure things out with friends, and the learning curve on it felt fairly accessible, for the most part. It looks great, and unlocking customization through gameplay felt fun and engaging, and really encouraged exploration and testing things out. Being able to conserve lives through rebuilding cooperatively is a great mechanic, and still being able to talk to teammates and interact with the world while just a head kept the game fun even when ko'd, which I really enjoyed. Can't wait to see how this one grows and develops!
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