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Art of Balance co-op

Split-screen for up to 3 players

2010 · Shin'en Multimedia · 80/100

Co-op at a glance

Split-screen
Yes
Local co-op
up to 3 players
Online co-op
Not documented
Full campaign in co-op
Not documented
Cross-play
Not documented
Platforms
PlayStation 4, Wii, Wii U, Nintendo Switch
Developer
Shin'en Multimedia

Co-op details come from the IGDB games database. Missing entries mean “not documented”, not necessarily “not available”.

What it is

Grab your controller and build a balanced stack in this physics-based puzzler! The goal sounds simple at first: Build a balanced stack from all given shapes, but there are plenty of challenges. Some shapes break under load, while others can even reverse gravity and literally turn the stack upside down. With practice, some experimentation and a little bit of luck however you'll quickly master even the most difficult challenges. Packed with 5 unique game modes, online play and local split-screen, Art of Balance is the ultimate test for aspiring puzzle masters. On supported platforms, three additional players can join in at any time and help you solve the puzzles. With a relaxing lounge soundtrack and 8 beautiful environments, Art of Balance is the ideal fit for casual gaming sessions alone or with friends.

Frequently asked

Is Art of Balance couch co-op?

Yes. Art of Balance supports split-screen for up to 3 players on one screen.

How many players is Art of Balance locally?

Art of Balance can be played locally with up to 3 players.

Does Art of Balance have online co-op?

No online co-op is documented for Art of Balance.

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