Fart Together trailer: the two videos to watch

Two Fart Together trailers are easy to find on YouTube: one titled Fart Together – Announce Trailer, and one titled Fart Together – Demo Trailer (Steam) | GamesMrkt, the latter carrying the studio's name in its title. Both are short, music-led clips — the audio in each is essentially soundtrack plus a brief exclamation — so they are things to watch rather than read for detail. Neither is a narrated feature breakdown.

That is the honest scope of this page: it tells you which trailers exist, what the developer's own store page says the game is, and how the demo trailer relates to the playable demo. It cannot reconstruct the clips shot by shot.

The two trailers

Because the demo trailer is labelled with the studio's name and with "Steam," it is the more useful of the two if you want a look at the build players have actually been trying. The announce trailer is the broader introduction. Treat that distinction as what the titles suggest rather than as an official statement about either video's contents.

What the trailers are advertising

The official Steam page describes a physics-based co-op obstacle course for 2–4 players who steer a single shared raft using fart power. In the developer's own words, the trick is not farting harder but farting together at the right moment: direction, timing and gas all affect the raft, and one mistimed player can throw the whole run off course. Courses are built around narrow passages, sharp turns and moving hazards that knock the raft off balance.

The same page lists the game as free to play and in Early Access, with a release date shown as coming soon, October 29, 2026. Platform information on the Steam page is Windows.

Demo trailer vs. the demo itself

The demo trailer lines up with something the developer has talked about on Steam. In a Steam announcement dated 2026-10-17, GamesMrkt said the demo had drawn more than 3,500 concurrent players and over 20,000 wishlists in under a week, and that they were patching the demo in response to feedback while expanding plans for the full game — more characters, more customization, longer and more challenging courses, and new modes.

That context is worth keeping in mind while watching: the demo trailer shows a demo that has since been patched, and no build number is attached to the video. It is a look at the demo's general shape, not a guaranteed picture of the version you would install today.

Practical viewing notes

• Watch the demo trailer first if your interest is the playable build; watch the announce trailer for the wider pitch.
• Have the Steam page open alongside — it carries the co-op description, the Windows system requirements, and the online co-op note about needing a stable internet connection, none of which a short music clip can convey.
• Neither video's audio walks you through controls or menus, so don't expect to learn button mappings from them. The Steam page lists full controller support, but it does not map specific inputs to specific actions.

Next steps

• Fart Together System Requirements: Minimum PC Specs
• Fart Together Controller Support: Windows Gamepad

FAQ

Is there a Fart Together trailer I can watch?

Yes — two are on YouTube: an announce trailer and a demo trailer labeled with the studio's name, GamesMrkt. Both are linked in the table above.

Where is the Fart Together demo trailer?

It is the video titled "Fart Together – Demo Trailer (Steam) | GamesMrkt" at youtube.com/watch?v=N6aVfoC7Dss.

Do the trailers explain how to play?

Not in words. Their audio is music with a brief exclamation, so the co-op premise — 2–4 players steering one raft by coordinating direction, timing and gas — comes from the developer's Steam description rather than from trailer narration.

When does the game the trailers are promoting come out?

The official Steam page shows the release date as coming soon, October 29, 2026, and lists the game as Windows, free to play, and Early Access.