Trash pandas. Garbage goblins. Raccoons.
These cute little critters just love to cause a ruckus, don’t they? Stealing food, knocking over trash cans, climbing, crawling, clambering.
If you’re anything like us, you’ve probably wondered, “what’s it like to actually BE a raccoon?” What? Too specific a fantasy?
Well, listen – this wasn’t even our fantasy to begin with. Jake and Sam, the ludicrously talented developers at Coyote House Games, came to us at Curve Games with an idea: what if there was a video game where you could play as a bunch of raccoons robbing houses together? And what if they made that game?
Okay, so that’s two ideas. But those two ideas were so good, we had to counter with a third idea: what if next time they scheduled a meeting with us instead of breaking into our office? They were both dressed as raccoons, and Sam was trying to stuff as many office supplies as he could into a burlap sack.
But what a fantastic concept! Here at Curve Games, we’re famous for publishing wacky, physics-driven games that are fun with friends – like Human Fall Flat and Wobbly Life – so we knew we had to work together. At least once they’d returned those office supplies. And that computer. And my toupee.
This is a chaotic co-op sandbox where you play as mischievous raccoons and try to cause as much mayhem as possible. Really we like to think of it as the ultimate raccoon simulator, utilizing the latest and greatest in video game technology to achieve what generations before us have failed to accomplish:
It’s one thing to simulate, let’s say, a crime-ridden simulacrum of a sun-soaked American state (ahem), but what about a game that intricately recreates the nocturnal escapades of the world’s furriest thieves? Allowing you and up to three friends to break into buildings, steal junk, raid snacks, scavenge dumpsters, commit tiny crimes, and outwit a relentless exterminator?
سەرچاوەی فەرمی بە زمانی ئینگلیزی: https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2026/08/27/dumpster-gang-chaotic-raccoon-co-op/
