Pyramidion

Pyramidion is a physics-based climbing game built around two-player cooperation. You and a partner work together to haul a massive stone block from the base to the summit of a monolith, contending with gravity and the block’s momentum along the way. Each player takes a different role: the Worker pushes, pulls and holds the block, while the Foreman guides it, builds momentum and clears obstacles. Careful coordination matters, since slips and poor timing can undo progress. Checkpoints provide places to recover and try again.

Gameplay and features

• Two-player teamwork: Coordinate your actions with a partner to move the stone block upward; communication and working in sync are central to the climb.
• Distinct roles: The Worker supplies force by pushing, pulling and holding the line, while the Foreman guides the block, boosts momentum and clears obstacles.
• Physics-driven climbing: Manage the stone’s weight, momentum and angle as you climb. A slip or mistimed move can cost progress.
• Checkpoints and retries: Checkpoints let you recover from mistakes, but reaching the summit still requires patience, strategy and coordinated effort.

Frequently asked questions

How many players is Pyramidion designed for?

The game is described as a two-player cooperative climb, with one player handling the Worker role and the other the Foreman.

What is the objective?

Work together to haul a colossal stone block from the base to the summit of a monolith.

What do the two roles do?

The Worker pushes, pulls and holds the block. The Foreman guides it, boosts momentum and clears obstacles.

Are there checkpoints?

Yes. Checkpoints provide opportunities to recover after mistakes, though you must continue the climb from there.