Trash Day Launches On Steam With Six-Player Raccoon Co-Op
The launch tests whether a demo that drew over 300,000 wishlist registrations and a top-50 Steam Next Fest placement can convert into sales for a debut studio built on a Rocket League pedigree.
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Off By One Games launched Trash Day on October 14 for PC via Steam. The co-op game has up to six players as raccoons escaping Animal Control, loading a wagon with trash, and crossing six areas to reach Raccoon Heaven. It is priced at 1,050 yen (7.99 USD, varies by region), with a 10 percent launch sale running until October 27 (US time). The studio was founded by former Rocket League developers.
Off By One Games released Trash Day on October 14 for PC via Steam, priced at 1,050 yen, or 7.99 USD depending on region. A 10 percent launch sale runs until October 27 US time.
Players control raccoons who break out of Animal Control, load a wagon with trash, and cross six areas to reach Raccoon Heaven. Stretchy ropes, planks, and other tools handle roads with traffic, bear traps, falling rocks, and rivers. Solo play works, but one raccoon hauling the wagon is hard labor.
The soundtrack is 22 licensed songs. The studio says each stage hides references tied to the development team's Rocket League background.
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