Pik Wip

Grab a friend and drag two wobbly climbers up a mountain—one on WASD, one on arrow keys, both cursing the same slippery ledges.

Pik Wip looks like a breezy little co-op platformer until you're halfway up and your partner keeps jumping into the same pit. Both players move their own character—WASD for player one, arrow keys for player two—and your only goal is to get both blobs (or whatever they are) to the summit. No combat, no enemies; just gravity, spikes, moving platforms, and a camera that doesn't care how many times you fall. What makes it click is the asynchronous chaos. You'll nail a jump, wait for your friend, then accidentally bump them off a ledge. Or you'll both sync perfectly for one section and feel like speedrunners. I played with a friend and we kept yelling 'left, left, no your other left' because the characters have a slight delay after landing. Timing matters more than raw platforming skill. The levels are short enough that retrying doesn't sting, but the last stretch before the summit is brutal—narrow beams, wind, and a checkpoint that seems to laugh at you. It's not a long game, but it's the kind you'll pull up when you want 20 minutes of cooperative frustration. Solo is technically possible (play both hands) but that's a special kind of madness. Bring a friend, accept that you'll both rage-quit at the same jump twice, and eventually plant both feet on the summit. That moment? Worth every corpse.

Get both characters to the top of the summit. Controls [W][A][S][D] Move character 1 [↑][↓][←][→] Move character 2

Match your jump timing with your partner; landing both characters on the same moving platform resets its cycle. Use the ledge grab—tap the opposite direction right before falling to catch the edge. Don't split up too far; the camera follows the highest player, leaving the lower one blind. If one character dies, you both restart from the checkpoint, so call out hazards before jumping. On the final stretch, wait for the wind gust animation before committing to the jump. Play the first few levels solo to learn each character's weight and jump arc.

Q: Is Pik Wip free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free in your browser—no hidden paywalls or trial timers. Q: Do I need to download anything to play Pik Wip? A: No download needed. It runs directly in your browser as an HTML5 game. Q: Can I play Pik Wip on mobile? A: Mobile isn't ideal because it needs two sets of controls, but it works on tablets with external keyboards. Q: How do you win in Pik Wip? A: Get both characters to the summit at the top of each level without falling into the void. Q: Can I play Pik Wip alone? A: Yes, you can control both characters using WASD and arrow keys, but it's much harder solo. Q: Does Pik Wip have checkpoints? A: Yes, most levels have mid-level checkpoints, though the final stretch often has none.