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About Lively Chair Simulator
Lively Chair Simulator lets you move a chair by controlling each leg individually with a QWER‑ASDF‑GH key layout. The system replaces the usual WASD scheme and adds two extra keys for special actions such as jumping.
The game includes twelve single‑player levels, seven chair models, and six multiplayer mini‑games. It runs with simple 3D graphics and offers Steam achievements, leaderboards, and full controller support.
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Control Scheme
Movement uses eight keys: four forward and four backward, each assigned to a specific leg, plus two keys for abilities. This layout requires players to think of each leg as a separate input rather than moving the chair as a whole.
Because the scheme is non‑standard, early practice is recommended before attempting faster actions. The two ability keys provide extra functions that complement the leg controls, such as jumping.
- Spend a few minutes in the tutorial focusing only on leg keys to build muscle memory.
- Place the ability keys under fingers that can reach them quickly for smoother combos.
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Single‑Player Levels
Twelve levels teach walking, running, climbing upslope and stairs, pushing boxes, and jumping. Each stage builds on the previous skill set, guiding players toward full control of the chair.
Not every chair can finish every level; some models lack the agility or strength required for certain obstacles, encouraging experimentation with different chairs.
- Begin with a chair you find easy to control to learn basic motions quickly.
- Observe how each chair handles climbing stairs.
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Multiplayer Modes
Six multiplayer games are available: 15 m Race (Just Run), Pushing Game, StoneBall, 6036, Air Hockey, and Seesaw. The race and seesaw can start with a single player, though they are designed for competition.
Each mode has its own win condition, such as reaching a point total in StoneBall or keeping the seesaw from touching the ground.
- In StoneBall, stay near your team’s target stoneball to earn points consistently.
- During Seesaw, focus on balanced pushes to avoid losing points from falling.
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Chair Variety
The game features seven distinct chairs, each with its own handling characteristics. Chairs differ in handling, so it is worth testing which suits speed, pushing, or jumping.
Choosing a chair that matches a level’s demands or a multiplayer mode’s objectives can affect success, as not every chair can pass all challenges.
- Test each chair in the early levels to discover its strengths and weaknesses.
- Try different chairs to find one suited to pushing games or races.
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Achievements & Leaderboards
Steam achievements are listed as a feature, indicating the game records certain milestones.
Steam leaderboards provide a way to compare performance with others.
- Check your achievement list after each session to see which milestones you have reached.
- Review the leaderboards to gauge how your scores compare to the community.
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