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GREGS: Linked Together

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by Silly Games · published by Silly Productions · 22 Sep, 2026
GREGS: Linked Together
Single-player Full Controller Cloud Saves Family Sharing
GREGS: Linked Together is a single-player puzzle platformer in which you control two characters at the same time, each in a separate environment.

GREGS: Linked Together is a single-player puzzle platformer developed around one central idea: the player controls two characters simultaneously. Each character occupies a different environment, and both respond to the same inputs at the same time, so every movement command affects both of them at once.

The core challenge lies in managing both characters together. Because they move in unison, the player must plan jumps and positioning so that each character avoids the hazards in its own environment while still progressing. Puzzles are built around this shared-control mechanic, and platforming forms the main means of moving through each stage.

Alongside the puzzles, the game includes cutscenes intended to be comedic, and a story set in a factory whose secrets are gradually revealed as the player advances. The game is designed for one player only, with no multiplayer component.

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