Steam Playtests
Sixth Force

Open now · By request

Sixth Force playtest

by EdenSpiel

Harness the Sixth Force: a bond that keeps you close and powers your energy whips. Levitate, swing, freeze obstacles, fight ridiculous enemies, and solve puzzles on the run through sweet chaos in a comedy co-op adventure for two where something stranger waits just beneath the sugar coating.

It's free to ask. The developer chooses who gets in.

Access
By request
On playtest since
Feb 5, 2026
Released
Jun 23, 2026
Developer
EdenSpiel
Platforms
Windows, macOS
Players
Co-op, Multiplayer, Split-screen co-op
Languages
English, French, German, Japanese and 5 more

How to join the Sixth Force playtest

  1. Open the game's Steam page with the Request access button. Sign in to Steam if it asks.
  2. Request access to the Sixth Force playtest there. It's free and doesn't commit you to anything.
  3. The developer lets players in, often in batches, so it can take a while. Steam emails you when you're in, and the playtest appears in your library.

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About Sixth Force

Harness the Sixth Force in a comedy co-op adventure for 2 players where connection becomes a superpower. You and your partner are linked by a bond that keeps you close and powers your energy whips. The same force that binds you also gives you power.

At first glance, it is all sugar, giggles, and cozy chaos. But beneath the frosting, something stranger is waiting.

The bond connects you

The bond keeps both players linked at all times. It lets you:

  • drag each other
  • slide along rails
  • levitate your partner

The energy whips give you reach

Your energy whips are what that connection becomes when it reaches into the world. You can:

  • grapple and swing
  • drag objects
  • freeze obstacles
  • fight ridiculous enemies

True co-op

Sixth Force is built around doing things together. You are constantly moving in sync and passing actions back and forth in relay-style co-op. One player can help, rescue, support, or open the next move for the other instead of simply taking over.

Built for shared fun, not shared blame

A lot of co-op games stop being fun when one player starts feeling left behind. Sixth Force is designed to feel better than that. If one of you is more experienced and the other is less confident, the game should still feel good for both players. Stronger players can naturally switch between leading and supporting, and the game is built around shared challenges, shared saves, and helping each other through the messy parts.

A sweet world full of cozy chaos

Sixth Force takes you to a surreal candyland full of strange hazards, ridiculous enemies, weird helpers, and playful disaster. The deeper you go, the harder the candy, and the more this sweet world starts to feel like it is hiding something behind the glaze.

Play together

Sixth Force does not support single-player mode. The game is designed exclusively for two-player co-op, either locally or online via Steam Remote Play Together. Bring your Player 2.

Follow Sixth Force to get updates on the next chapter after the free prologue.

From the game's Steam page.