Co-Drive Chaos Brings Two-Player Split-Control Driving to Steam

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Turkish indie studio TURU Games has published Co-Drive Chaos to Steam, a 3D co-op driving game built entirely around a single shared vehicle. A free playable demo is available now, ahead of the full game’s planned Q3 2026 Early Access launch.

One Car, Two Drivers

The core hook is the shared driving mechanic: one player can only turn the steering wheel right, while the other can only turn it left, so both players must coordinate constantly to keep the car on the road. Both players can use the accelerator, brake, and nitro, and using them together increases their effect, though even solo actions require coordinated timing to work well.

Key Features

  • Shared Driving Mechanic: One shared vehicle, controlled by two players who must work together to complete each track.
  • Physics-Based Obstacles: Moving cacti, moving floors, pushing walls, and propeller pillars line the courses.
  • Mummy Hazards: Mummies throw bombs to slow players down, with bazooka-wielding mummies posing the biggest threat.

Co-Drive Chaos supports solo play as well as online co-op, and is planned for release on both Windows and macOS. TURU Games plans to price the game lower during Early Access, raising it as more content, features, and improvements are added ahead of a full 1.0 launch.

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