KORO.GAMES and Ytopia launched Friendly Steps on Steam today, the long walk home after a night that went too well and a city that has decided stairs are a personality test. Each player steers a pair of uncooperative legs while a rope keeps the group in the same falling-over economy, so one missed curb is not a private moment.

The map is a night-owl obstacle course of hills, stairs, bridges, construction, and shortcuts that look smart until someone is dangling. Local and online both play, voice chat is there for the argument about whose foot started it, and speedrun mode is the dare for anyone who has already stopped pretending this is a leisurely stroll. You can show up as a salaryman, a firefighter, a punk, a cop, or a streamer, which is how you learn that dignity is optional after last call.

A public demo went up June 4 and spent Steam Next Fest, June 15 through 22, among the most-played demos of the week, a showcase level that left the full campaign unspoiled, and the rest of that walk is live now on Steam for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Official social is @_KOROGAMES.