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Carry On Together FAQ: Is It on Xbox or PS5? Price, Release Date and Co-op

Carry On Together missed 11 November and has no new date yet. Is it on Xbox or PS5, what does it cost, and how does the four-player co-op work?

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Carry On Together gameplay: two movers carry a sofa through a warehouseImage: Steam

Carry On Together is a physics-based co-op moving game: up to four friends run a tiny delivery company, carry sofas and pianos down narrow stairs and try to drive the truck across town without the load flying off. It was due on Steam on 11 November but has been delayed again, with no new date, and its demo was part of October's Steam Next Fest. Here's what's confirmed about the platforms, price and co-op.

Update, 13 November: Carry On Together didn't launch on 11 November either. In a Steam post on 12 November, Butiq Games said the game "is ready and waiting to go" but Steam's approval process isn't complete. Instead of a new date, the studio promises it will go live "the moment it's approved". The Steam page now says only "November 2026" and still shows no price.

Update, 10 November: Carry On Together didn't launch on 6 November. Butiq Games moved it to 11 November because of "an unexpected delay in Steam's approval process". There's still no price on the Steam page and no console version announced, and the game has passed 100,000 Steam wishlists, the studio says.

Is Carry On Together on Xbox?

No. Carry On Together is announced for PC only, on Steam for Windows. Neither developer Butiq Games nor publisher Red Axe Games has announced an Xbox version, and there's no word on Game Pass.

Is Carry On Together on PS5?

Not announced. There's no PS5 or Nintendo Switch version so far, so for now the only way to play is on a Windows PC. The game does support controllers, including PlayStation controllers, on PC.

When does Carry On Together come out?

There's no firm date. It was due on 6 November, then on 11 November, and both times Butiq Games blamed Steam's approval process. On 12 November the studio said it would stop giving dates and release the game as soon as Steam approves it; the Steam page lists "November 2026". If you wishlist it, Steam will tell you when it's out.

The full game adds two regions to the town from the demo, each with new vehicles: a highland village full of animals and a busy city full of high-tech gear, Butiq Games says.

How much does Carry On Together cost?

Still not announced. As of 13 November the Steam page shows no price, and the studio hasn't given one in its Steam posts, including its 12 November launch update.

Is there a demo?

Yes, a free demo on Steam. Butiq Games released it on 9 October and kept updating it through Steam Next Fest (19 to 26 October). Its last big update added homeowners who watch you work, react to every broken item and tip you if they're happy, or come after you if you anger them. Butiq Games also says demo saves are now stored in a separate folder from the full game.

How many players does Carry On Together support?

One to four. You can play solo, or in online co-op with up to three friends. The Steam page lists online co-op only, with no local or split-screen co-op.

How does it play?

According to the Steam page:

  • Lifting together: heavy items such as sofas, fridges and pianos need two or more players with physics-based arms
  • Driving the truck: you load it, pick a driver and get everything across town in one piece
  • Varied jobs: suburban houses with gardens, office blocks, narrow apartment hallways and mountain dirt roads
  • Running the company: deliveries earn money, broken items cost you, and you upgrade the company to take bigger jobs

In the latest demo, pay drops with item damage and destroyed items add a penalty, so a careless crew can lose money on a job.

Who makes it?

Butiq Games, which described itself as a five-person indie team when the game passed 1,000 Steam wishlists in September. By 8 October it had reached 10,000, and by 8 November 100,000, the studio said. Red Axe Games is the publisher.

Can my PC run it?

Most gaming PCs can. Steam lists Windows 10, a Core i5-6600, 8GB of RAM and a GeForce GTX 970, with a GTX 1070 recommended, and just 2GB of storage. The demo added a "Potato" graphics preset for low-end PCs.

Which languages does it support?

English plus 13 more, including French, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Turkish, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.