Biped

Biped is currently 92% off on Fanatical — down to $1.19 from $14.99.

At 92% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Biped reaches on Fanatical — near its typical floor.

That works out to $13.80 off the Fanatical list price of $14.99.

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Biped is a physics-based platformer where you don’t control a character so much as you wrangle one, moving two adorable little robots leg by leg across a series of increasingly tricky landscapes. It’s a game built almost entirely around a single idea: walking is harder than it looks, and that’s the joke and the challenge rolled into one.

How it plays

Instead of a stick that moves your robot and a button that makes it jump, Biped hands you direct control over each leg, using two sticks or your mouse buttons to plant one foot at a time. That single control scheme turns basic locomotion into the actual puzzle. Crossing a gap, climbing a ledge, or sliding down a slope means thinking about balance and timing in a way most platformers never ask of you. As you push through the game’s forests, valleys, waterfalls, and icy mountain paths, you’ll also use your legs for context actions like working machinery or chopping wood, and you can bring a second player in for co-op, where the challenge shifts from mastering your own robot to staying in sync with someone else’s. There’s also a cosmetic layer, collecting treasures to unlock hats and outfits so you and a partner can match, plus a Steam Workshop tied into level creation if you want to build or try community stages once you’ve cleared the main adventure.

Who it’s for

This one’s a natural fit for anyone who likes clever, low-stakes physics puzzlers, the kind of game you’d hand a controller to a friend or a parent for a laugh. The co-op angle makes it especially appealing if you’re looking for something to play with a partner, sibling, or kid rather than solo, since a lot of the fun comes from two people fumbling through a challenge together and figuring out who’s doing what wrong. If you gravitate toward twitchy, high-execution platformers or games with deep combat systems, this isn’t that, and the deliberately fiddly controls that make Biped charming with a co-op partner might just feel frustrating on your own. Go in expecting a gentle, funny challenge rather than a test of reflexes.

Is it worth it?

For what it is, a short, good-natured co-op puzzle-platformer with a genuinely novel control gimmick, it’s the kind of game that earns its keep through the moments it creates rather than sheer volume of content. It’s not a game you’ll sink endless hours into solo, but it’s an easy recommendation as a couch or online co-op pick, especially if you can grab it alongside a friend so you’re both diving into those puzzling paths together. Games like this are exactly the type worth picking up when they’re discounted, since the value comes from a handful of memorable, laughter-filled sessions rather than a huge time investment, and catching it on sale takes the pressure off feeling like you need to finish everything to get your money’s worth.

Quick facts

Genre: Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation. Developer: NEXT Studios. Publisher: NEXT Studios, META Publishing. Platform: PC (Steam). Released: March 26, 2020.