Fart Together Demo: Download, Co-Op, and Playing Tips

Is the Fart Together Demo Available?

The Fart Together demo puts your entire team's steering skills on one raft, with hippos supplying the propulsion. You can download it free on Steam for Windows and tackle its physics-based obstacle course with 2–4 players. Set aside roughly 15–55 minutes for a Fart Together demo run, depending on how well your crew coordinates.

The premise is ridiculous, but the teamwork has some bite. Every player's direction, timing, and gas power affects the same raft. A poorly timed burst can undo someone else's careful steering, leaving everyone scrambling to correct the result.

The demo is live, while the full game's release window remains Coming soon. That gives you a way to try the central co-op challenge before deciding whether to wishlist the full release.

Demo detail	What to know
Platform	Windows PC through Steam
Cost	Free demo
Co-op group size	2–4 players
Approximate run time	15–55 minutes, depending on team coordination
Developer	GamesMrkt
Full-game release window	Coming soon

Head to the Fart Together Steam page to download the demo. Bring friends who enjoy solving a shared movement problem—and who can laugh when everyone gives a different explanation for the crash.

The demo's appeal comes from how closely your actions connect. You share both the vehicle and the consequences, so even a simple turn gives everyone something to do.

How the Raft, Gas, and Obstacle Courses Work

Your hippos share a raft powered by farts, and moving it successfully means coordinating force, direction, and timing. The physics respond to each player's contribution, making the whole group responsible for the raft's movement.

That creates a constant balancing act. You need enough propulsion to move through the course, enough control to line up with narrow passages, and enough restraint to avoid turning a manageable approach into a frantic correction.

In the Fart Together demo, stamina management adds another consideration. Spending your gas carelessly can leave you struggling to contribute when the raft needs a correction. Watch your stamina and plan your effort around the obstacle ahead.

Course element	What demands your attention	Tip
Narrow passages	The raft's approach and alignment	Line up before committing to the opening.
Sharp turns	Direction and propulsion timing	Call the turn before everyone applies power.
Moving obstacles	The opening available to your raft	Watch the movement before choosing your moment.
Currents	How the water affects your course	Adjust your team's effort as the current changes your movement.
Hazards that upset balance	The whole raft's response	Coordinate the correction before adding more force.

Currents deserve particular attention because your raft's movement can change while the team is concentrating on steering. Keep watching the path ahead, especially when a stretch suddenly feels faster or harder to cross.

Checkpoints appear along the demo course, giving the run recognizable milestones. Use those moments to refocus the conversation and look at the next challenge. A quick discussion of what just went wrong can be more useful than immediately repeating the same inputs.

The humor comes naturally from the shared physics. One person thinks the team needs more power, another is trying to slow down, and the raft receives both instructions. Learning to recognize that disagreement is part of learning the game.

Co-op Tips for a More Controlled Demo Run

The Fart Together demo rewards communication that translates directly into movement. Keep your calls short, make them early, and leave room for your teammates to react.

Agree on directions before a difficult section

Decide what your team means by a direction call. Point out the intended route before entering a tight passage, then make sure everyone understands the same maneuver.

Avoid shouting several competing instructions while the raft is already drifting. Give one clear call, watch the result, and adjust together. Because every player's input affects the shared vehicle, conflicting corrections can make it harder to understand what needs changing.

Use a countdown for synchronized movement

Count down before a maneuver that requires everyone to act together. Shared timing matters when the course demands a coordinated burst or a carefully timed move around an obstacle.

Keep the countdown tied to a specific action. Tell the group which direction you intend to move and when to apply power. A synchronized mistake still sends the raft the wrong way, so settle the plan before starting the count.

Match your effort to the space ahead

Ease off before a narrow approach and give the team time to align the raft. Save stronger efforts for moments when everyone understands the route.

Watch what your teammates are doing as well as what you are doing. If someone is already making a correction, coordinate with that effort before adding your own. The raft responds to the combined force of the group.

Keep stamina in mind

Check your stamina before committing to a demanding section. Tell your teammates when you are running low so they can account for your reduced contribution.

Avoid spending all your available gas during a confused exchange of directions. Pause the argument, identify the intended movement, and coordinate the next effort. Resource awareness matters most when everyone needs to contribute at the same moment.

Change one part of a failed maneuver

After a crash, identify the immediate problem: approach angle, timing, excessive speed, or conflicting input. Choose one adjustment for the next attempt.

For example, if you keep reaching a moving obstacle before the opening is usable, change your timing. If you reach a narrow gap at an awkward angle, work on the approach. Changing everything at once makes it harder to tell which adjustment helped.

Use checkpoints to reset the conversation

Take a breath when you reach a checkpoint. Look ahead and agree on the next action before the excitement carries the raft into another hazard.

Expect coordination to take practice. The estimated 15–55-minute run time leaves considerable room for different teams to work through the course at different speeds. Give your crew time to learn how its combined inputs behave.

PC Requirements and Platform Support

The Fart Together demo is available for Windows. Fart Together's PC requirements provide the hardware specifications to compare against your computer before downloading.

Both the minimum and recommended configurations call for a 64-bit processor and operating system, DirectX 11, and 4 GB of available storage. Online co-op requires a stable broadband internet connection.

Component	Minimum requirements	Recommended requirements
Operating system	Windows 10, 64-bit	Windows 10/11, 64-bit
Processor	Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200	Intel Core i5-10400 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600
Memory	8 GB RAM	16 GB RAM
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 560	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 or AMD Radeon RX 590
DirectX	Version 11	Version 11
Storage	4 GB available space	4 GB available space
Network	Broadband internet connection	Broadband internet connection
Sound	DirectX-compatible sound card	DirectX-compatible sound card

Compare the processor and graphics card names carefully, especially if you are using an older PC. Check available storage before the group settles in, and make sure everyone joining online has a stable connection.

The game supports Windows rather than native macOS or Linux versions. Keep that platform requirement in mind when inviting friends so your planned crew can join on compatible computers.

Fart Together also supports English among its languages. Its broader language selection includes French, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Turkish, and others.

Full-Game Features and Release Status

After finishing the Fart Together demo, you can wishlist the full game on Steam. Its release window is Coming soon, with GamesMrkt handling both development and publishing.

The full game includes 2–4-player cooperative raft gameplay and competitive modes supporting up to 8 players. Keep those group sizes separate when organizing a session: the demo's co-op group is 2–4 players.

Fart Together's full-game features also cover several ways to play and control the action.

Full-game feature	Supported functionality
Co-op	Online and shared/split-screen co-op
Competitive multiplayer	Online and shared/split-screen PvP
Competitive player count	Up to 8 players
Controller input	Full controller support and Steam Input
Keyboard input	Keyboard-only option
Remote play	Steam Remote Play Together
Steam features	Achievements and leaderboards

For a future group session, start by deciding whether you want cooperative obstacle navigation or competitive play. Those formats serve different group sizes, and the shared-raft co-op challenge centers on coordinating everyone's actions toward the same goal.

The game's broader accessibility features include camera comfort options and custom volume controls. Consider those features alongside input support when deciding how your group wants to play.

GamesMrkt has developed games since 2018, and Fart Together is its first Steam game. The studio's focus here is easy to recognize: put friends in a physically awkward situation, give every player influence over the outcome, and let the conversation get loud.

If that sounds like your group's kind of evening, wishlist Fart Together on Steam after trying the demo. Pay attention to whether you enjoy the process of coordinating a difficult crossing, including the failed attempts along the way.

FAQ

Is the Fart Together demo free?

Yes. The Fart Together demo is free on Steam for Windows PC. It lets 2–4 players tackle a physics-based co-op course together.

How long does the demo take to finish?

Allow approximately 15–55 minutes for a run. Your team's coordination affects how quickly you get through the course, so leave room for retries and learning the raft's movement.

Can eight players play the demo together?

The demo supports 2–4-player co-op. Competitive modes in the full game support up to 8 players.

When does the full version of Fart Together release?

The full game has a Coming soon release window. You can play the demo and wishlist Fart Together on Steam while waiting for launch.