$7.99Is Trash Day worth it?
Trash Day is worth it if…
- you want a silly online co-op game for up to six players
- you like wrangling a wobbly physics wagon with friends
- you are in the mood for something chaotic, funny, and wholesome
- you enjoy scavenging trash cans and dumpsters for useful finds
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A raccoon escape to paradise
You are a raccoon locked up in Animal Control, and Raccoon Paradise waits somewhere past six rough areas. You slip out, grab a wagon, fill it with scavenged trash, and set off hauling it toward paradise.
It is a physics-based adventure for up to six players, played online in co-op, and you can also play it solo. Expect plenty of places to haul through, hazards to handle and a full soundtrack along the way.
Pushing one very bad wagon together
The wagon is the central element of the trip. Hauling it takes the whole crew shoving and guiding at once, then patching things up when physics wins: wheels go back on, the whole cart gets righted. Bungee cords and planks help shift it around road crossings, snapping traps, tumbling rocks, and open water, while you draw off local animals on ground they know well.
Between pulls, you knock over trash cans and search dumpsters for helpful items and valuable trash. Away from the wagon you can scramble upward, pile raccoons into a tower, send a buddy flying from a seesaw, or pause for pattycake.
How does Trash Day play?
What makes it funny?
The whole setup is a raccoon escape comedy: locked-up raccoons breaking out, a stolen wagon loaded with trash, and clumsy physics on the road to Raccoon Paradise. The tone stays chaotic, funny and wholesome.
Where do you look for trash?
You knock over trash cans and search dumpsters for helpful items and valuable trash, starting from Animal Control and working across the six areas.
What happens when the wagon tips over?
Mishaps are part of the trip. If you lose a wheel, you put it back on, and if the wagon flips, you flip it back over and keep hauling toward Raccoon Paradise.
