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The full game features six areas, including five additional areas beyond the single overall area represented in the demo.

The starting location where the raccoons are imprisoned before escaping and stealing their wagon.

Outdoor environments containing scavenging opportunities, environmental obstacles, and wildlife encounters.

A location documented in official demo patch notes, including a checkpoint at its beginning and adjustments to difficult terrain.

Route landmarks documented in developer updates, including the first rest stop, map guidance, and checkpoints near road crossings.

A destination along the scavenging journey explicitly mentioned in the full game's official description.

The ultimate destination of the raccoons' journey and the central objective of the full adventure.

Physics-based utility equipment used to help move the wagon through environmental obstacles.

Interactive objects used in physics puzzles and improvised solutions to transportation challenges.

A documented repair tool for tightening wagon wheels after attachment.

A revival mechanic documented in official patch notes, allowing players to revive incapacitated teammates.

Scavenge items from trash cans, dumpsters, and the environment, then deposit valuable finds at checkpoints.

Purchasing interfaces documented in developer updates, with shops offering tools, wagon repairs, and cosmetic options.

Official demo updates confirm a customization menu for selecting raccoon skins and collar accent colors.

Hostile animals documented in the demo that can pursue raccoons. Developer updates confirm that sleeping dogs react when struck by thrown objects or attacked.

Environmental wildlife hazards associated with beehives, with swarm behavior discussed in official patch notes.

Fast-moving vehicles create dangerous crossing challenges for players transporting their wagon.

Interactive traps confirmed in official gameplay descriptions and developer updates.

Falling rocks threaten wagon transportation, with developer updates specifically discussing wagon damage caused by rockslides.

Water obstacles appear in the full game's official description as challenges requiring physics-based wagon movement.

Narrow routes, mountain terrain, and uneven surfaces create navigation problems addressed in several official demo patches.

The June 2026 demo update changed the default Bite binding to the left mouse button.

The July 2026 demo update documents Left Control on keyboard or right-stick press on controller for the Look Behind action.

The Drop/Throw action appears in the keybindings menu and can be rebound, according to official patch notes.

The developer renamed the Attack binding to Attack/Use and added an on-screen binding indicator.

Sprint is included in the standard controls and keybindings interface, as confirmed by official updates.

Camera Distance and Look Sensitivity are documented settings, with the latter also affecting controller look speed.

The official Steam page lists full controller support and identifies Xbox and DualSense controllers.

October 13, 2026 is the officially announced Steam release date.

Off by One Games, an independent development studio whose team members previously worked on Rocket League.

The official full-game Steam App ID is 3314580.

The free demo became available in June 2026, with a separate Steam demo listing and official Steam Next Fest announcement.

The demo previews physics-based cooperative scavenging, wagon transportation, hazards, and multiple zones within one overall area.

The full adventure expands to six areas, adding five areas beyond the demo together with new obstacles and a full soundtrack.

The official Steam listing specifies Windows 10 64-bit, 8 GB RAM, and 5 GB available storage as part of its minimum requirements.

Steam lists single-player and online cooperative play, with multiplayer supporting up to six players.