Please, Kick the Can!

glues a chase to the ground, an RC car packed with something it should not be packed with. Break open the scrap piles for gold and build a second one mid-match.[h2]The village has its own plans[/h2]The transformer blows and the street goes dark. Rain turns the road slick and the footsteps loud. A patrol drone sweeps its light down the alley, a chained dog decides it does not like you, a gacha machine eats your coin. None of it is on your side, and none of it is on theirs either.[h2]Four minutes, then one more[/h2]A match is four minutes by default and the host can set it from two to six. The result screen has a rematch button, and the series score sits right beside it. Play with two, play with eight, switch who is "it" every round.[h2]What is in the box[/h2][list][*]2–8 players online — invite Steam friends, or connect directly over a LAN[*]Solo practice against the clock, offline[*]A 1990s Korean countryside village: playground, shopfronts, farm tracks, an apartment estate on the horizon[*]33 powers in 3 tiers — 99 cards[*]Scrap, gold and an upgrade tree that carries between matches[*]Nine languages, Korean and English included[*]Keyboard and mouse[*]No microtransactions, no ranked ladder, no season pass[/list]