Friendship Boat
Rock the boat. Test your friendship. Push, grab and throw your way through a physics party for 2–4 players, or try to keep a tiny boat afloat together in a chaotic two-player voyage. Rescue your friend, cause the next disaster, and let the aftermath do the talking.
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Rock the boat. Test your friendship. Push, grab and throw your way through a physics party for 2–4 players, or try to keep a tiny boat afloat together in a chaotic two-player voyage. Rescue your friend, cause the next disaster, and let the aftermath do the talking.
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About This Game
Small boat. Big trouble.
Friendship Boat is a playful 3D physics party game about sharing a boat with people you probably shouldn't trust. Keep your footing, throw your weight around, and decide whether your friend needs a helping hand or one last shove.Keep it afloat. Unless you have a better idea.
In the two-player voyage, balance the boat, move cargo and work through a series of challenges together. A badly timed shove or an impulsive shortcut can turn a peaceful trip into a shared disaster. Grab a rescue line when things go wrong—or become the reason it went wrong in the first place.Turn the deck into a playground.
Challenge friends in short brawls or fight over the captain's treasure. Push, grab, break free, climb back aboard and put everyday boat gear to questionable use. A paddle, a heavy crate and a life ring offer different ways to attack, defend and upset the balance.A change of scenery. A new way to sink.
Play across six waterside environments, from a sunny harbor and quiet pond to an alpine lake, icy fjord, autumn river and stormy coast. Six boat types change the space beneath your feet. During two-player voyages, waves and wildlife can interrupt even the best-laid plans.An accident worth remembering.
Two-player voyages can end with a locally saved incident poster, pairing a captured game moment with the mishaps that led there. Settle the argument—or start another round.- 2–4-player local party battles and a dedicated two-player voyage mode.
- Single-player practice with computer-controlled rivals.
- Four characters, six boats and six waterside settings.
- Pushing, grabbing, throwing, swimming, climbing and cooperative rescue.
- English and Simplified Chinese interface options.
