Your questions
When and where can I play?
The Steam listing currently plans Q4 2026. Windows x64 is the current desktop target. Check Steam for availability and system requirements; release timing may change.
Can I play on my own?
Yes. In solo play, an AI companion covers the other clown’s seat. You can switch between driving and shooting.
How many players can join?
Two. Couch co-op shares a screen and supports keyboard/mouse roles or two standard gamepads. Online co-op connects two players through Steam in the desktop build.
Can a friend join a run already in progress?
Yes. Press I to open a friend room and invite through Steam; your friend takes over the companion clown. The online guide explains lobby links and overlay troubleshooting.
Does pausing stop an online game?
No. Online play continues while the menu is open, with your clown covered automatically. Accepting an invitation to another lobby ends your current run.
How do we win?
Survive until dawn with both clowns in the truck. If someone is outside when dawn arrives, the short return timer is their last chance to board. Shooting the Specter only buys time.
Which languages and controllers are supported?
The current game build includes English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Russian. Store-page language coverage can differ. Standard gamepad controls use Xbox-style button labels; see the control guide.
Where is my progress stored?
The desktop game saves locally and integrates with Steam Cloud for progress and supplies when available. Settings and playtest statistics remain local. Cloud availability depends on Steam and its settings; see the save and privacy details.
Where can I report an issue?
Use Steam discussions for public gameplay feedback. Include your game version, mode, what happened and steps to reproduce it. For private matters, use the Steam support listing and its developer contact route when available. Remove personal data from anything shared publicly.