A wagon full of trash, six raccoons deep
Trash Day is a physics-based co-op adventure from Off by One Games. You and your friends are raccoons locked up in Animal Control, and the plan is simple: break out, steal a wagon, load it with the best trash you can find, and haul it across six areas to Raccoon Paradise. The demo covered one area; the full game adds five more, new obstacles, and a full soundtrack. It's third-person action with a lot of exploration, and the comedy comes from the physics doing what physics do.
Playing together
Online co-op supports up to 6 players, so the whole squad can be on the wagon at once. The path ahead is tricky, and the job splits naturally: some friends push and steer the wagon, others run ahead to clear the route. Lose a wheel, put it back on. Flip the wagon, flip it back. You can also distract animals that are guarding their own turf while the rest of the crew keeps moving.
Scavenging is a shared task. Knock over trash cans, search dumpsters, and scour everything between Animal Control, the wilderness, and the junkyard for useful items as well as valuable trash. Bungee cords, planks, and other tools let you propel the wagon over, under, and through traffic, bear traps, rockslides, and a river. The plan is usually good; the execution is where the fun happens.
Before you start
Solo play is technically possible, but the wagon is a lot for one raccoon, so bringing friends is the intended way to play. Expect the wagon to break, flip, and get stuck — that's part of the loop rather than a failure state. Between hauling runs there's plenty of messing around: climb, scurry, and scamper through the world, wear a hat, stack your friends on each other, launch someone off a seesaw, play pattycake, and eat some junk. Character customization and hats are in, so your raccoon can look the part before the chaos starts.