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SYNC - One Mecha, Two Pilots

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SYNC - One Mecha, Two Pilots

Fanelia Games · Published by Fanelia Games

Last updated 28 Sept 2026

Meet dual-brain co-op: Two Pilots. One Mecha. Sync up (or screw up) to crush absurd Kaiju or rival duos in chaotic, over-the-top 2v2 battles.

Free to PlayComing SoonDJCTQ 10Co-opPvPFull Controller Support

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Experience the thrill of controlling one mecha from two minds in SYNC - One Mecha, Two Pilots. Engage in chaotic 2v2 showdowns where coordination is key to victory over giant monsters or competing teams.

About this game

S.Y.N.C. – One Mecha, Two Pilots is a co-op boss-rush game as explosive as it is absurd, where two players share control of a single 40-meter-tall mecha. One handles the left arm, the other the right. Think walking in a straight line is easy? Try doing it when perfect synchronization is required. Now imagine swinging a giant two-handed hammer while a Kaiju charges straight at you…

Welcome to a world ruled by The Kid—a 7-year-old child who governs the planet like it’s a reality TV show. Ridiculous costumes are mandatory. Over-the-top poses come with every interaction. And the ultimate goal? Win the Grand Mecha-Brawl Tournament™, a global showdown of giant mechs. You're the underdogs, and your mission is simple: win 12 over-the-top battles against increasingly bizarre monsters… and earn your mecha’s weight in candy.

S.Y.N.C. delivers instant fun, epic fails, clutch plays, and loud laughter.
Play in local or online co-op, communicate, improvise, sync up… or blow up mid-air in dramatic slow motion.
Competitive? The 2v2 PvP mode lets you test your duo against other pilot teams in full-blown chaos.

What to expect:

  • One mecha, two brains: mandatory co-op, crucial coordination, guaranteed chaos

  • A wildly eccentric world ruled by a moody child overlord

  • Ridiculous Kaiju bosses with absurd yet deadly attacks

  • Two-handed weapons operated by both players—powerful… or painfully awkward

  • A 2v2 PvP mode to put your team synergy to the test

  • Designed for fun, replayability, and unforgettable moments

  • A small price for a big show

Strike your best pose. The brawl begins.

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel Core i5 4460
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTX 970
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Storage: 5 GB available space

Recommended

Recommended:
  • OS: Windows 11
  • Processor: Ryzen 5 1600X / Core i3-8100
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GeForce GTX 1650 / Radeon RX 580
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Storage: 5 GB available space

Supported Languages

English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Czech
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Sync or Sink: The Battle Starts Now

    Dear Community,It’s time to step into the cockpit. We’re opening the first public playtests for S.Y.N.C. – One Mecha, Two Pilots, our upcoming co-op boss-rush where two players share control of a single 40-meter-tall mecha. One pilot wields the left arm, the other the right. Simple, right? Until you try walking in a straight line while a kaiju charges your way…This first playtest focuses on mastering the fundamentals of piloting as a duo. You would find 2 training rooms where you will learn how to sync with your partner. Training room #1 - Two Hands, One StaffLearn how to swing a massive two-handed weapon… together.Both pilots control the same staff, one hand eachYou can’t move, only focus on coordinated strikesYou have 60 seconds to smash as many dummies as possibleHitting shields costs points, so precision mattersCan you beat the dev team’s high score? It's 19500.Training room #2 - How to move togetherHere the focus is on the movement. To move, you need to go in the same directions. You will have to avoid rocks in order to reach the kaiju. What would be your strategy? Remember that communication is key.Both pilots must step in perfect sync to move the mechaDodge falling rocks while closing in on a rampaging kaijuCommunication is your lifeline: talk or tumbleWhat’s your strategy for staying in sync?➡️Go playtest the game: We’ll keep improving the game throughout the playtest, and your feedback will be invaluable in shaping it. After each session, you can share your thoughts through the feedback form, or join the conversation with the community on Discord to discuss your experience and ideas.Suit up, sync up, and let the brawl begin!The \ team
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  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    🔥 S.Y.N.C. Playtest is Live!

    Hey pilots,The playtest gates are officially open for a chosen few of you: welcome to the chaos! 🎉 Thanks for stepping into this absurd adventure with us.Here’s what you need to know before strapping into your 40-meter mecha:Mandatory co-op → one player = left arm, the other = right arm. Invite your trusted partner-in-crime through here and get ready to sync up.For this playtest, it’s all about PvE. PvP mode will come later. For now, focus on smashing dummies and avoiding rocks thrown by a Kaiju together.And the real question is: who do you trust to (literally) be your right arm? 🤔Once you’ve lost your friendship, please share your feedback through the form. Your input will help us polish, balance, and crank up the fun even more.Suit up. Strike your best pose. The brawl has begun.The Team
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