Chained Together Steam Account

A chained escape from the depths

Chained Together drops you and your companions into the depths of hell, bound together by a chain, with one goal: climb as high as possible to escape the heat below. Every jump has to be coordinated with the players tied to you, since the chain is governed by a genuine physics simulation that wraps around platforms and drags on your movements rather than just looking the part.

The climb takes you through a variety of worlds, each bringing its own obstacles, and can be tackled solo or with up to four players locally. Three difficulty modes shape the experience: Beginner, which lets you teleport back to your highest point after a fall, Normal, where a fall means starting again, and Lava, where the rising lava forces you to keep climbing without pause. Leaderboards track completion times across different player counts, and Steam achievements are recorded in Normal and Lava modes.

What this account gives you

This is a Steam account listing rather than a key: Chained Together is already installed and ready on the account provided, and you play through that account rather than adding the game to your own Steam library. It activates worldwide, so there are no regional restrictions on where it can be used.

The account is set up for the Standard edition of the game on Windows, running through Steam, with English language support. It sits alongside other Steam accounts and ready-made accounts in the store for players who would rather jump straight into a game without the setup.

A game built for playing together

Chained Together, from developer and publisher Anegar Games, was released on 19 June 2024 and leans firmly into cooperative play, making it a natural fit alongside other co-op games built around shared challenges. Its mix of platforming, physics-based movement and light simulation elements also places it among the casual games and indie titles that favour short, replayable runs over long campaigns.

Anyone who enjoys climbing, jumping and adventure mechanics more generally will find it sits comfortably next to the wider range of adventure games and simulation games available, particularly if physics-driven chaos with friends is the appeal.