2 sources Sep 11
Trash Day Sets October 14 Japan Release for Six-Player Raccoon Co-Op
Off By One Games announced on September 11 that Trash Day will release on October 14 Japan time, with a new trailer.
Reporting from 2 sources: Automaton, Denfaminicogamer.
Why it matters
The release date and trailer move a former Rocket League team's physics-driven co-op debut from announcement to a dated Steam launch with a playable demo already in front of players.
The physics-based co-op adventure supports up to six players as raccoons who collect trash and steer a cart home. It launches on PC via Steam with Japanese support. Trash Day is the debut title from Off By One Games, a studio founded by former Rocket League developers. A demo is available on Steam.
The release comes with a trailer titled "One Wagon. A Raccoon Crew. Zero Good Decisions." Players push, pull, and steer a single wagon through obstacle routes, using extendable ropes and boards to pass over, duck under, or smash through what blocks the path. Animals and humans try to take the cargo, so attention has to be drawn away from the haul. Trash cans can be tipped, dumpsters dug through, and the wilderness explored for valuables, with climbing and running left unrestricted between jobs. The store page supports wishlisting, and the demo is already up.
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