Is Heavenly Bodies co-op?

Yes, Heavenly Bodies supports co-op.

Does Heavenly Bodies have PvP?

Steam does not list PvP for Heavenly Bodies.

Do we both need to own Heavenly Bodies to play together?

Not always. Heavenly Bodies supports Steam Remote Play Together: one person who owns it hosts and streams a local session to friends who don't (Steam quotes up to four players, more on a fast connection). For online co-op or PvP, every player needs their own copy.

How many people play Heavenly Bodies?

About 19 players were in-game when this page's data was last refreshed (2026-09-09).

Does Heavenly Bodies have split-screen or local multiplayer?

Yes. Steam lists Heavenly Bodies with shared/split-screen co-op on one PC — and it supports Remote Play Together, so a friend can join that local session over the internet.

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Multiplayer games › Sandbox & building › Space sandbox

Is Heavenly Bodies multiplayer or co-op?

Yes — co-op, plus local/split-screen. Heavenly Bodies is a space sandbox game released in 2021, 96% positive on Steam (3,928 reviews), with 19 playing right now. $19.99 on Steam.

Co-opLocal / split-screenSingle-player tooSandbox & building · Space sandbox

Wrangle the hands and arms of a 1970s space cosmonaut and push, pull and twist your way through an increasingly precarious range of physically simulated…

How Heavenly Bodies plays with friends, according to Steam

Online co-op: Not listed on Steam
Local / split-screen co-op: Yes
Online PvP: Not listed on Steam
LAN play: Not listed on Steam
Remote Play Together (one copy, streamed to friends): Yes
Single-player mode: Yes
Controller: Full controller support

Steam's own category list for the game, as of 2026-09-09. "Not listed" means the store page does not claim that mode; community mods or Remote Play can still add it.

Steam tags: Physics, Difficult, Local Co-Op, Space, Adventure, Simulation, Puzzle, Atmospheric

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Quick answers

Is Heavenly Bodies co-op?: Yes, Heavenly Bodies supports co-op.
Does Heavenly Bodies have PvP?: Steam does not list PvP for Heavenly Bodies.
Do we both need to own Heavenly Bodies to play together?: Not always. Heavenly Bodies supports Steam Remote Play Together: one person who owns it hosts and streams a local session to friends who don't (Steam quotes up to four players, more on a fast connection). For online co-op or PvP, every player needs their own copy.
How many people play Heavenly Bodies?: About 19 players were in-game when this page's data was last refreshed (2026-09-09).
Does Heavenly Bodies have split-screen or local multiplayer?: Yes. Steam lists Heavenly Bodies with shared/split-screen co-op on one PC — and it supports Remote Play Together, so a friend can join that local session over the internet.

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