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Wheelchair for Two

Racing

Simulator

Sport

Adventure

Indie

Start a chaotic co-op adventure in one wheelchair. Two players control different sides of the chair and must work together to survive brutal obstacles, dangerous jumps, and physics-based challenges. Play solo, local co-op, or online with a friend — one small mistake can send you both falling down.

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Release Date:

1 Jul, 2026

Last Updated:

20 Jun, 2026

About this game

Start a chaotic co-op adventure in one wheelchair. Two players control different sides of the chair and must work together to survive brutal obstacles, dangerous jumps, and physics-based challenges. Play solo, local co-op, or online with a friend — one small mistake can send you both falling down.

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Platforms:

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Release Date:

1 Jul, 2026

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Modes:

Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Split screen

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Genres:

Racing, Simulator, Sport, Adventure, Indie

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Player Perspectives:

Third person

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