The Earth is dead. Humanity abandoned it long ago as it became uninhabitable, filled with a corrosive atmosphere, monsters, and anomalies. The only intelligent beings visiting Earth now are aliens, who have a fondness for human food.

You play as cat couriers. Your goal is to earn money by delivering food orders and keep your company profitable. However, humans will do everything they can to shut your business down, raise your quotas, and wipe out all life on Earth—including you.

You have only one mission: SURVIVE!

You have an ultra-fast, modified train that you and your friends use to get around.

The train also includes:

• Shop – Sell useless junk found on the surface; you won’t need it. It’s better to grab a couple of batteries and a flashlight, just in case. Oh, and don’t forget the radio!

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• ATM – Deposit, withdraw, send money to your friends, or pay your quotas. All financial operations happen here!

• Computer Terminal – Set the train’s destination, process food orders, or read the employee manual.

• Camera Monitors – Watch your friends via body cams or satellite cameras. Warn them of dangers ahead, especially in poor visibility.

• Refrigerator – Store unused food here to keep it safe from being lost.

• Kitchen Table – If something needed for an order isn’t found in the nearest trash bin, maybe you can cook it instead?

• Global Radar – View all active orders and their IDs, which can be processed in the terminal.

The game is designed to be played with friends, and up to 7 players can join. It’s recommended to invite at least 2 friends! However, you can also join a public game.



Set out on your journey! Process the order and find the right food to complete the delivery.
Food or cooking ingredients can be found in trash bags, containers, or, for example, you can steal an egg from birds and make scrambled eggs!
Be careful, though—if you mess up the order and serve the wrong food, an alien will attack you!



Combine your tools however you like; you can hold something in each hand.



Good luck, courier!