How to Play Chained Together Solo: Climbing to the Top Alone

Chained Together has become the latest sensation on Twitch, but don’t let the name fool you – you can still play it solo. Here’s a guide on how to start climbing on your own.

Similar to previous years’ viral sensations Only Up and Getting Over It, Chained Together has captured the attention as the latest trend. Already dominating Twitch, this game challenges players to overcome a grueling tug of war by climbing to the highest point of the map. The twist? Players are constrained by being chained together, making movement extremely limited.

This challenge can be tackled by a maximum of four players at a time, and the length of the chain can be adjusted according to the size of your group. However, it is also possible to completely disregard the chain and play solo. This allows you to freely ascend the mountain without any hindrances or disruptions to your progress.

If you are interested, here are the steps to play Chained Together by yourself.

How to Play Chained Together Solo

If you want to play Chained Together alone, all you have to do is create a lobby and not invite anyone else. To challenge yourself, just start a private lobby and no one else will disrupt your game.

Chained Together solo gameplay — Anegar Games

Chained Together can indeed be played solo, if you so choose.

Playing solo eliminates the chain completely, as there is no one else to connect with. This allows you to freely explore the map without any limitations or obstacles.

In addition, Chained Together is designed to accommodate solo players just like any other lobby size. It includes a timer in the top left corner to help you monitor your progress. It is likely that there will soon be speedruns in all categories, including those for solo play.

Additionally, Chained Together offers a Training Mode which allows for solo play. This enables players to practice without the fear of failing, giving them the opportunity to repeatedly attempt different sections until they master them.

Training Mode is a simpler way to practice in Chained Together.

It should be mentioned that the solo experience in Chained Together is noticeably distinct from the co-op experience. Without having to coordinate movement timing or account for the weight differences of other players, it may seem like an easier task, at least in theory.