Simultaneous touch
The game keeps track of each player's touch identity. Blue and Orange can press, drag, and select signals on their own sides at the same time.
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Two-player game · One shared device
Not pass-and-play. Two people operate at the same time.
Don't Press Together! turns one landscape iPhone or iPad into a two-sided control panel. Blue and Orange touch at the same time, receive private clues, and share the same machine state.
For two people looking for same-screen co-op on one device—not turn-taking, remote multiplayer, or a collection of 1v1 mini-games.
Download Free on the App Store
Why this is real one-device co-op
Both players stay active, and neither can replace the other
Private information prevents takeover
Each side sees different instructions and controls different hardware. Fast reactions alone cannot replace the clue held by the other player.
Co-op instead of 1v1
Both players share the same meters and countdown. The crew succeeds or fails together rather than competing for an individual score.
How a run works
Three minutes where talking is part of the rules
Put the device between you
Sit face-to-face around one iPhone or iPad. Choose the Blue or Orange side.
Share what only you can see
Each player gets private clues and a different set of buttons, levers, and signals.
Review and retry
Results explain the failure. Start a new puzzle or replay the same seed immediately.
Check the fit first
Clear limits before you download
- Players
- Exactly two people. There is no solo mode, online matchmaking, or remote multiplayer.
- Device
- Share one iPhone or iPad running iOS / iPadOS 17 or later, in landscape.
- Price
- Free, with no ads, purchases, subscription, or account.
- Privacy and network
- Gameplay works offline after download. The app has no analytics or tracking and collects no personal data.
- Languages
- 13 interface languages are built into the app.
- Availability
- The current App Store distribution excludes mainland China and Vietnam.
Questions
Before you start
Can both people really touch the screen at once?
Yes. The interface is designed for simultaneous two-person touch and keeps an active touch attached to the side where it began.
Is this a pass-and-play game?
No. The device stays between both players while they read, talk, and operate their own control areas throughout the run.
Is it a 1v1 game?
No. Blue and Orange cooperate to stabilize one machine, and either side's mistake affects the whole crew.
Do we need two phones, controllers, or Bluetooth?
No. You only need one iPhone or iPad running iOS / iPadOS 17 or later.
READY?