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About Trash Day
Trash Day puts you in the paws of a raccoon who breaks out of Animal Control, steals a wagon, loads it with trash, and hauls it across six distinct areas to reach Raccoon Paradise. The demo covered only one area; the full release adds five more zones, extra obstacles, and a complete soundtrack.
The game can be played solo, though the wagon is described as “a lot for one raccoon,” and it also supports online co‑op for up to six players who push, steer, and manipulate the wagon while navigating traffic, bear traps, rockslides, and a river.
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Core Objective
Your primary task is to escape Animal Control, commandeer a wagon, fill it with the finest trash you can locate, and transport the load across six areas on the way to Raccoon Paradise. The description calls the journey “tricky and full of challenges,” indicating that obstacle navigation is central to progress.
The trek runs from Animal Control through the wilderness toward Raccoon Paradise. The full game expands the demo’s single area with five additional zones, each introducing new obstacles and a full soundtrack that accompanies the trek.
- Gather trash early in each area to reduce back‑tracking.
- Observe the layout of each zone before committing to a route.
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Online Co‑op
Trash Day offers online co‑op for up to six players. Each participant can push and steer the wagon, helping to clear obstacles and keep the wagon moving. While solo play is possible, the wagon is described as “a lot for one raccoon,” encouraging teamwork.
Friends can also use tools such as bungee cords and planks, and perform actions like launching a teammate off a seesaw or playing patty‑cake with a friend, expanding the ways the group can interact with the environment.
- Assign one player to focus on steering while others handle pushing.
- Coordinate tool use so that only one player manages items at a time.
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Wagon Handling
The wagon can lose wheels, flip over, or become stuck. Players must put wheels back on, flip the wagon back, and use environmental objects to propel it over, under, or through hazards. The description mentions stacking friends and using a seesaw as possible solutions.
Items such as bungee cords and planks are found by scavenging dumpsters and trash cans, providing additional ways to move the wagon through challenging sections.
- Monitor wheel status after each major obstacle.
- Use planks to bridge gaps before the wagon reaches them.
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World Hazards
The six areas feature traffic, bear traps, rockslides, and a river. Players must navigate these hazards by climbing, scurrying, and using the wagon’s abilities. Animal territories can be distracted to clear a path, as noted in the description.
Exploration of dumpsters and trash cans yields helpful items and valuable trash, encouraging thorough searching of each zone before moving onward.
- Scout ahead for bear traps and plan detours.
- Distract animals early to keep the path clear.
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Audio & Input Features
Trash Day includes a full soundtrack, stereo sound, and custom volume controls. It supports DualSense controllers and partial controller support, and it can be played without timed input, allowing flexible pacing.
Steam features such as achievements, cloud saves, and family sharing are also present, providing standard platform conveniences.
- Adjust volume settings to suit your listening environment.
- Try DualSense if you have a compatible controller.
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