Can 'Em All Hits Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam Two Days After Launch
LuisDev released the PC factory simulation action game Can 'Em All', in which round-eyed creatures are processed into canned goods. It holds an Overwhelmingly Positive Steam rating on 907 reviews two days after launch.
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Why it matters
A small indie game about canning cute creatures has converted a 30,000-strong wishlist and an edgy premise into a fast Steam rating and concurrent-player peak, showing how quickly a single striking premise can carry a PC release in its opening days.
Key Facts
- LuisDev released Can 'Em All for PC via Steam.
- Can 'Em All holds an Overwhelmingly Positive Steam rating on 907 reviews two days after release.
- The game drew 30,000 wishlist registrations before launch.
- Can 'Em All reached a SteamDB peak concurrent player count of 6,159.
- The game costs 899 yen, with a 10 percent off release sale until November 7.
The game drew 30,000 wishlist registrations before release, and its SteamDB peak concurrent player count reached 6,159. It costs 899 yen, with a 10 percent off release sale running until November 7.
Can 'Em All opens with a truckload of monsters spilling into the factory floor. The player kills them by hand first, then with weapons and machines, and ships the results as canned goods. The absurd premise is the whole pitch, and it landed with an Overwhelmingly Positive Steam rating two days after release.
Before launch, 30,000 wishlist registrations built the audience. LuisDev has kept the price at 899 yen with a 10 percent release discount through November 7. The game is available on PC via Steam.
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