Fart Together mobile: What Android Actually Has

Short answer

The co-op raft game Fart Together from GamesMrkt is listed for Windows on its Steam page, and that page does not describe a phone build. If you search a phone store for "Fart Together," you will find apps with the same name from other publishers — an Android release credited to ALDAN on Google Play, and a separate Android title from Dropine Media LLC tracked on AppBrain. Those are distinct listings from the Steam game, and players have not been kind to them.

So "Fart Together mobile" is a name collision, not a port announcement.

What the Steam page says about platforms

The Steam store page for Fart Together lists Windows as the platform. The same page gives Windows system requirements (Windows 10 64-bit minimum, Windows 10/11 recommended), a 4 GB install size, and a note that a stable internet connection is needed for online co-op. It describes a 2–4 player physics game where everyone steers one shared raft, with online co-op and full controller support, launching as free-to-play Early Access with a release date of October 29, 2026.

Nothing in that listing describes an Android or iOS version, so there is no store-backed evidence there of a phone release of this specific game. That is a statement about what the page contains, not proof that no phone version could ever exist.

The Android apps that share the name

Two different Android apps use the name, and both are worth knowing about before you tap Install.

"Fart Together" by ALDAN (Google Play)

The Google Play listing under developer ALDAN shows a game with the same premise — one boat, up to four players, fart-powered movement, physics obstacle courses, solo or co-op — rated 1.3 stars from 443 reviews, with 10k+ downloads and an update dated 14 October 2026. The listing's availability line reads "Android, Windows*".

The recent reviews are blunt. A 19 October 2026 review complains that "there is an ad" on clicks and that the game crashes; another from the same day says a tap brings an ad and that they watched five ads just to keep playing; an 18 October 2026 review says it took ten minutes to get into a game because of ads. If you install it, expect an ad-heavy free app rather than a clean port of the Steam build.

"Fart Together" by Dropine Media LLC (AppBrain)

AppBrain's page for the package com.dropinemedia.fartrapids describes a different product again: a free, ad-supported single-player raft racer, "a fearless cartoon animal rides a floating raft through colorful water obstacle courses," with cosmetic customization and coin collection. Its listed data shows zero installs, no ratings, and a last update of 16 October 2026, and it notes "No multiplayer features documented." The data site lists Dropine Media LLC as developer and publisher.

Because the package names and developer names differ from each other and from GamesMrkt, treat all three as separate products that happen to share a title. The one thing the two Android entries have in common is that both are free and the app data flags ads.

What the co-op game actually plays like

A Dutch-language playthrough by DontbeaNPC shows the demo in two-player co-op. It is a useful feel-check for what the Steam game asks of a crew: the pair spend the run calling "your side," "hold back," and "keep going" at each other, overshoot turns, recover at checkpoints, and at one point run out of gas mid-course. One player remarks that communication is the whole job. The session is chaotic and frequently funny rather than precise — worth knowing if you hoped the mobile apps would deliver the same thing.

That video shows demo footage on PC co-op. It does not show or evaluate any phone version.

If you specifically want the raft game on a phone

The Steam listing is a Windows build, and the page does not offer a phone client. As a general Steam feature rather than something this game documents, in-home or remote streaming from a Windows PC that can run the game is the usual way people put PC titles on a handheld or phone; treat that as an experiment, not a supported configuration for Fart Together. If you only have a phone, the honest options are the two same-named Android apps above — with the ad complaints in mind — or waiting for news from GamesMrkt.

Whichever route you take, check the developer name on the store page before installing. Two of the three listings called "Fart Together" are not from the team that made the Steam game.

Next steps

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

FAQ

Is Fart Together mobile available?

Not from GamesMrkt as far as its Steam page shows: that page lists Windows and describes Windows requirements. Apps named "Fart Together" do exist on Android from other developers, but they are separate releases with their own store pages and reviews.

Is the Fart Together mobile app the same game as the Steam co-op game?

The Google Play listing by ALDAN covers a very similar four-player raft premise but is published under a different developer name, and AppBrain's entry for Dropine Media LLC describes a single-player racer. Different developers and different package identity from the Steam title, so don't assume your progress, friends list, or play style carries over.

Why do players complain so much about the Android version?

The Google Play reviews from 18–19 October 2026 focus on two things: a heavy ad load and crashes. Multiple reviewers describe ads interrupting taps or blocking entry into a match. AppBrain's data for the Dropine Media title also flags that it contains ads.

Can I play Fart Together with friends on a phone?

The ALDAN store text advertises solo play and co-op for up to four players; AppBrain says Dropine Media's racer has no multiplayer features documented. For the Steam game, the page describes online co-op for 2–4 players on Windows, requiring a stable internet connection.