Keepy ups challenges players to maintain a bubble in the water using two fish, aiming for the highest score possible. This indie casual sports game delivers fluid, addictive action through local 1-player or 2-player high score modes, now joined by a basketball mode for solo or head-to-head play. A remixed adaptive soundtrack and seamless in-game menu enhance the nostalgic keyboard-sharing vibe inspired by classics like CJ's Elephant Antics.
Grab a friend for crowded-keyboard competition on PC, or go solo to beat personal bests-Steam Remote Play extends local play remotely. Gravity adds its pull to every attempt, blending simplicity with replay value for fans of quick, score-chasing sessions.
Super Keepy Ups is about one thing: keeping a ball in the air.
And fish.
Well it's not really about fish, but there are fish... And technically you need to keep the ball in the water rather than the air... And the ball isn't so much a ball as it is a bubble... And there's basketball too...
OK, let's try again.
Super Keepy Ups is about one thing: 1 bubble, 2 fish, a couple of baskets, and an undisclosed number of gravity(s?)*.
Super Keepy Ups is the debut game from Super Regular Guy; born out of a love of keepy ups and a nostalgia for 2 player keyboard-crowding classics such as the Commodore 64's CJ's Elephant Antics, and DOS's Jazz Jackrabbit 2.
The latest update includes:
- The traditional 1 and 2 player local high score mode
- The all new basketball mode for 1 or 2 players locally: Beat your own high score or go head to head
- Enjoy a remixed, remastered and upgraded adaptive soundtrack
- A menu system that is truly part of the game itself rather than a clunky break in play
Super Keepy Ups has an addictiveness and fluidity that belies it's simplicity, and with Steam Remote Play local doesn't have to mean local anymore!
Grab a friend, or just grab yourself, and keep that ball from dropping! And remember, Super Keepy Ups is about one thing: getting the highest score you possibly can.
*Disclaimer: there is only one gravity in this game.
Oh, and thinking about it, I'm pretty sure the plural for gravity is graviti. Like Octopi.
