Fit check
Is Up N' Down worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of friends who want multiplayer races with up to 32 participants
- Players who enjoy parkour movement combined with item-based competition
- Racing fans who want matches built around climbing and controlled descents
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking conventional track racing may bounce off the climb-to-the-top and safe-descent format
- Players who dislike fall damage may hit a wall when carrying the crown
- Solo players seeking a single-player racing experience may not find the multiplayer format suitable
Our take on Up N' Down
The bounce point is the crown: taking the lead also creates vulnerability to fall damage. Players who expect reaching the highest point to settle a race may stop when the game turns the return route into the decisive part of the match.
What is Up N' Down?
Up N' Down is a multiplayer racing game focused on reaching the top of a level and then returning safely to the finish.
Players use parkour skills to move through each level, collect random items, and compete for the crown. The crown is cursed: its holder becomes vulnerable to fall damage, making the descent an important part of the race. The game includes different modes and supports hosted or joined Steam matches with up to 32 players. In-game communication is available through voice chat and text chat.
How Up N' Down plays
- 01Cursed Crown
- The player holding the crown becomes vulnerable to fall damage.
- 02Random Item Pickups
- Players can collect random items during a race.
- 03Parkour Movement
- Levels require movement across the course using parkour skills.
- 0432-Player Matches
- Players can host or join Steam games with up to 32 participants.
- 05In-Game Chat
- Communication options include voice chat and text chat.
Up N' Down compared to similar games
Up N' Down centers on multiplayer races that involve reaching a crown and descending safely, with random items and parkour movement. KartKraft focuses on driving a kart around race tracks, while TRAIL OUT presents destructive festival races built around reaching the finish and winning the festival cup.
Up N' Down: platforms & release
Is Up N' Down worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of friends who want multiplayer races with up to 32 participants. Skip it if: players seeking conventional track racing may bounce off the climb-to-the-top and safe-descent format.
Where can I download Up N' Down?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Up N' Down's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Up N' Down on?
Windows only.
