Kiminoseidayo

One body. Up to four players.
Kiminoseidayo is an online co-op party platformer where 2–4 friends steer a single character together. The catch: nobody has all the controls. One of you walks left and right, another walks forward and back, someone turns the camera, someone else jumps or dashes. Every step is a team decision, and every fall is somebody's fault.

The paid game has eight stages, including a final boss. The free demo offers the first three stages.Everyone sees it differently
Your role decides your camera. Whoever walks forward sees the course in first person. Whoever steps sideways watches from a quarter view. The dasher looks down from above, and whoever holds the mouse gets the classic third-person camera and turns everyone else's view with it. Talk it out, because what you see is not what your friends see.Eight stages of controlled chaos
Learn to Walk Together — one of you owns left/right, the other forward/back. With four players, everyone gets a single arrow.

I Drive, You Look — one player walks, the other steers the camera and times the jumps across swinging hammers.

Control Chaos — CONTROL SHIFT gates hand out new roles mid-run, and the last stretch swaps them on a timer.

Different Eyes — fog on the walker's eyes, a stretch where the first-person view faces backwards, and a big round robot that chases you down the road and throws you off it.

Hold Together — coordinate through wind, mirrored controls, ice and turrets.

Look Out — only the camera holder can see the real path. Talk your way through different views.

One Button — one player handles jumping as the team crosses sweeping bars, conveyor belts and falling tiles.

All Hands — split movement, jumping and attacks to take on the final boss together.
Blame accordingly
Fall off? You respawn at the last checkpoint in seconds, and the LAST INPUT panel shows exactly which arrows each player was holding. The results screen tracks clear time, falls, your longest fall and every control swap.Features
Online co-op for 2–4 players with room codes, public/private rooms and quick match

Personal cameras per role (first person, quarter view, third person, top view), or switch the room to one shared camera

Use F1-F4 to take over a friend's role, with limited uses and a cooldown

Hold Q briefly to peek through another player's eyes

8 stages with checkpoints, role gates, a role-swap zone, a chaser and a final boss

Host options: start stage, role-swap interval, public/private, view mode

Hair and skirt physics, toon outlines and an original soundtrack
Voice chat is not built in. Play with Discord or any voice app — you will need it.