Tung Tung Together: Online Deathrun Party · published

We have some big news to share with our community.
On September 20, 2026, Tung Tung Together: Online Deathrun Party becomes completely free for everyone. No purchase, no paywall, no barrier to entry. Just download it, invite your friends, and start running.
What Tung Tung Together Is
Tung Tung Together is an online party parkour game built around one simple, chaotic idea: someone in the lobby is always out to get you.
Players race through obstacle-filled courses together, jumping, sliding, and scrambling toward the finish line. But every round, one player is chosen as the trap master. That player watches the course from above and triggers the traps hidden throughout it — swinging hammers, collapsing floors, spinning blades, launchers, and everything in between.
Every runner the trap master knocks off the course earns them points. Every runner who survives the gauntlet and reaches the end earns points of their own. The role rotates, the courses shift, and the friendships get tested. It's a loop that stays funny on the hundredth run for the same reason it was funny on the first one: someone you trust is pressing the button.
That loop only works when the lobby is full. And a full lobby means removing anything that keeps people from joining.
Why We're Making It Free
The honest answer is that this game is only as good as the number of people in it.
A party game lives or dies on whether your friends can jump in with you. Every time a player wanted to bring three or four friends into a match, the price tag was a conversation they had to have first — and a lot of those conversations ended with "maybe later." We watched that happen enough times to understand it wasn't a marketing problem. It was a design problem, and the fix was structural.
Going free means:
Anyone can join. If one person in your group has the game, everyone can play. No coordination, no "wait, I'll buy it tonight."
Faster matchmaking, fuller lobbies. More players in the pool means less waiting and better matches at every hour of the day.
A game that can keep growing. A larger, more active community lets us build more content, more courses, and more traps with confidence that people will be there to play them.
We built Tung Tung Together to be shared. Making it free is us finally getting out of the way of that.
What This Means If You Already Own the Game
This is the part we want to be direct about: you are not losing anything, and you are not being left behind.
If you bought Tung Tung Together before September 20, 2026, you supported this project when it was smaller and less certain, and that matters to us. Everything you own stays yours. Nothing you paid for is being taken away, restricted, or converted into something you have to re-purchase.
Existing owners will also receive a dedicated recognition package for having been here early — details on exactly what's included will be shared in a follow-up post ahead of launch day. We want to get it right rather than announce it half-formed.
If you have questions about your account or your purchase, reach out to us and we'll answer directly.
What Happens Next
Between now and September 20, we'll be:
Preparing our servers for a significantly larger player base
Finalizing the recognition package for existing owners
Continuing work on new courses, traps, and cosmetics
Nothing about our approach to the game changes on launch day. The game stays the game: chaotic, competitive, and best played with people you like arguing with.
Mark the Date
Tung Tung Together: Online Deathrun Party — free for everyone starting September 20, 2026.
Add it to your wishlist, tell the friends who never got around to buying it, and get your lobby ready.
We'll see you at the starting line.
— The Tung Tung Together Team