Fart Together Release Date: Steam Launch Status & Specs

The short answer

The official Steam page for Fart Together carries a release date of October 29, 2026, with the same release field still reading "coming soon" when the listing was read on 2026-10-23. In practice that makes October 29 a target shown on the store page rather than a launch that has already happened — worth a quick re-check of the page before you commit a game night to it.

The rival fan wiki at farttogether.wiki still lists the date as TBA with a status of coming soon on its 2026-10-15 update, so it hasn't carried the October 29 date. The rest of this page covers what is actually confirmed about launch, plus the numbers you need to plan around it.

Fart Together launch facts

One wrinkle: the Steam listing tags the game with Early Access and Free To Play. Those tags change what a release date means, because the October 29 date could open a free or early-access version instead of a finished 1.0. The Steam page does not say which of the two the tags point to, so read the store wording itself before building plans on the date.

What the studio has said since the demo

GamesMrkt posted an update on Steam dated 2026-10-17 reporting more than 20,000 wishlists and over 3,500 concurrent players on the demo within less than a week of it going live. The same post says the team is patching the demo from player feedback and has expanded its plans for the finished game: additional characters, more customization, longer and harder courses, and new modes. In other words, the pre-launch build you can try today is not the final shape of the courses.

A demo is available on Steam in the meantime, and it is the most direct way to learn the raft controls before launch rather than during it.

Co-op, competitive play, and controls

The developer's own description on Steam is specific about co-op: 2–4 players steer one shared raft, and every player's direction, timing, and gas power feeds into the same vehicle. The Steam feature list includes Multi-player, Co-op, Online Co-op, full controller support, DualShock and DualSense support, Keyboard Only Option, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing.

The 8-player figure circulating for competitive modes comes from community material. According to the player write-up on farttogether.wiki, competitive modes accommodate up to 8 players, with online PvP and same-screen play listed alongside Steam Remote Play Together. Those claims are not matched by the Steam feature list as read on 2026-10-23, so treat larger lobbies and shared-screen play as reported rather than confirmed until the developer or the store page says otherwise.

What the raft asks of your group

The shared-raft design is the whole difficulty curve. Each person on board contributes force, heading, and timing, and the courses are built to punish anyone who contributes them out of sync: tight corners, gaps the raft barely fits through, obstacles that travel on their own schedule, and bumps that tip the platform sideways. Some stretches reward a burst of speed, others want the group to back off, and a few demand that all of you commit to one move on the same beat.

That shapes how you should talk while playing: announce what you intend to do before you do it, settle how hard the group pushes as well as which way it points, and after a drift off line, work out whether the cause was a mixed-up heading, inputs that arrived at different moments, or two people pushing against each other. A specific diagnosis helps the next attempt; assigning blame does not.

Windows PC requirements

Straight from the official Steam page, so you can compare machines before October 29.

Minimum build

• OS: 64-bit Windows 10
• CPU: Intel Core i5-8400, or AMD's Ryzen 3 1200
• Memory: 8 GB
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, or AMD's Radeon RX 560
• DirectX 11
• Free drive space: 4 GB
• Sound: any DirectX-compatible device
• Network: broadband, and a steady link is required for online co-op

Recommended build

• OS: 64-bit Windows 10 or 11
• CPU: Intel Core i5-10400, or AMD's Ryzen 5 3600
• Memory: 16 GB
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660, or AMD's Radeon RX 590
• DirectX 11
• Free drive space: 4 GB
• Sound: any DirectX-compatible device
• Network: broadband, and a steady link is required for online co-op

Both tiers assume 64-bit hardware and a 64-bit OS. The storage figure does not change between them, so 4 GB of room is the number to clear on every machine. When comparing hardware, match the full model names — a "Core i5" badge alone does not identify a processor, and graphics families work the same way, so check the exact suffix your system reports before deciding whether you sit above or below a tier.

Getting your group ready for launch week

1. Settle the headcount. Co-op is 2–4 per the Steam description. If you want a bigger lobby, the up-to-8 competitive claim from the rival wiki is the only lead currently available.
2. Run a spec check on every machine. CPU, GPU, RAM, OS, and free disk space, using the lists above.
3. Decide input per player. Controller or keyboard-only are both supported, so nobody needs to match anyone else.
4. Test connections ahead of time. Everyone joining online co-op should confirm a stable link before the session, not during it.
5. Agree on callouts. Short, specific words for direction, speed changes, and the moment to act together; long explanations usually arrive too late.
6. Brief newcomers on the shared raft. The one idea they need is that their input moves everyone, so a solo impulse can wreck a team maneuver.

Finding the right game in search results

"Fart together" is ordinary English, and searches for it return plenty of material that has nothing to do with this game — a couple's podcast segment and a comedy short both use the phrase in its everyday sense. When you want the actual title, the Steam app ID 5117550 is the reliable anchor, and the rival fan site covers the same subject at farttogether.wiki.

Next steps

• Fart Together Controller Support: Windows Gamepad

FAQ

What is the Fart Together release date?

The official Steam page shows October 29, 2026, and its release field still reads "coming soon" as of 2026-10-23. Treat that as the current target on the store page and confirm it before you schedule a session.

How many players does co-op support?

The developer's Steam description puts co-op at 2–4 players on a single raft. The rival fan wiki reports competitive modes for up to 8 players, which is community material rather than a store-page figure.

Can we use controllers or play on a shared screen?

Controllers are covered: full controller support, DualShock and DualSense support, and a keyboard-only option all appear on the Steam feature list. Shared-screen play comes from the farttogether.wiki player write-up and is not in that Steam feature list as read on 2026-10-23.

Which PC specs should we check before launch?

On the low end: 64-bit Windows 10, 8 GB of RAM, an Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD's Ryzen 3 1200, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti or AMD's Radeon RX 560, plus DirectX 11, 4 GB of free space, a DirectX-compatible sound device, and broadband. The recommended tier moves up to 16 GB of RAM with an i5-10400 or Ryzen 5 3600 and a GTX 1660 or RX 590.