Knights and Bikes, the adorable hand-painted, cooperative, action-adventure game from Foam Sword, is riding from its PC and PlayStation 4 roots out onto the portable Nintendo Switch today. The game can be played in both single player and co-op, so whether you want to grab a friend (and your pet goose) as you head out, or if you prefer to stay solo, Knights and Bikes is ready to roll.

Knights and Bikes, the Foam Sword game that was fully funded back in 2016 and subsequently picked up by Double Fine Presents as the publisher, has finally come to PC, Linux, Mac, and PlayStation 4. Prior to release, the game touted influences like "The Goonies," Secret of Mana, and Earthbound, and the final result seems to have maintained the quirky, unique art and design that those pieces are known for. If you haven’t already snagged the game, Knights and Bikes can be purchased for the current price of $19.99 across all available platforms.

The co-op adventure Knights and Bikes, which is inspired by titles like The Goonies and Earthbound, has finally reached its funding goal of $142,577. This means that the game will definitely be coming out on PC, Mac, and Linux (via Steam), in addition to the previously announced PlayStation 4 version. As the campaign is getting close to the end, a very important stretch goal is in sight: online co-op.

If you were to stop me on the streets one day and asked me what is my favorite co-op game of all time, I'd respond "Secret of Mana." I'm a huge fan of RPGs/aRPGs and that title does it so well on top of allowing you to play it with friends. Rex Crowle and Moo Yu, two of the creative minds behind games like Tearaway and Ratchet & Clank, are looking to bring back that type of title with Knights and Bikes.