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Play Duo Vikings free online: two players share one keyboard to guide Norse warriors past switches and gates for a castle's gold.
Duo Vikings pulls two players onto one keyboard for a co-op platformer built around teamwork rather than reflexes alone. Two Norse warriors sneak through a castle after its gold, and getting from one room to the next usually means stepping on switches, opening heavy gates, and working elevators together rather than just jumping well.
It plays in short, focused levels that suit sitting next to someone rather than going it alone online. Compared to the drawing and guessing games this site is built around, Duo Vikings is a different kind of shared session: instead of one pencil and a guess, it is two sets of hands on the same keyboard, timing moves so both vikings clear a puzzle instead of one.
One viking is moved with the arrow keys and the other with WASD, both sharing the same keyboard, so a round really needs two people sitting at it together. W or the up arrow jumps the respective viking, and S or the down arrow triggers that viking's hit or use action against enemies and breakable scenery. Because a gate or elevator often only moves once both vikings are in position, calling out the plan out loud tends to matter more than either player's individual speed.
The rest of the site leans toward pencils and guesswork rather than platforming, but a couple of pages still sit well next to Duo Vikings. Smash Karts swaps the castle for kart combat, trading the quiet two-person puzzle for a faster, rowdier multiplayer match. Hide and Paint keeps the co-op spirit but hands it back to a shared canvas instead of two characters on a keyboard, closer in feel to the site's drawing games than to a platformer.
Duo Vikings fits best as a couch session with someone else in the room: two players, one keyboard, nothing to install, just a castle to clear together.
It's built for two. One player uses the arrow keys and the other uses WASD, both sharing the same keyboard.
Arrows move one viking and WASD moves the other. W or the up arrow jumps, and S or the down arrow triggers each viking's hit or use action.
You can move both, but the levels are built around switches and gates that usually need two sets of hands at once, so it plays best with two people.
Yes, it supports touch controls on phone and tablet as well as keyboard play on desktop.
