Planned Release Date: Jan 12, 2027

About This Game

Ape Express is a co-op delivery adventure for 1–4 apes. You get one battered red pickup, a valley that wants you dead, and a load of cargo that really, really shouldn't be shaken. Drive it, ferry it, carry it, fly it, don't float it — just get it there.

ONE TRUCK. FOUR APES. NO INSURANCE.

Everybody rides together. Someone drives, someone navigates, someone holds the box, and someone falls out of the back. Teamwork and competence are clearly optional.

HANDLE WITH CARE

Explosive packages. Volatile science liquid. A containment unit with a timer that's already counting. A small creature who just won't stay put. Every delivery is a new way to fail, and every failure is somebody's fault.

THE LONG WAY ROUND

Many miles of road, river and rock between you and your final destination. Catch the ferry, climb a frozen mountain, launch your crew off a cliff, and race an old mine train deep underground.

THINGS THAT GO BUMP

Yetis on the mountain. Snapping traps in the swamp. Something big that would very much like to receive the last delivery.

THE LOCALS

The valley's residents have opinions, problems and puzzles, and you're the only delivery service crazy enough to come out here.

FEATURES

• Online co-op for up to 4 players, or brave it alone

• One shared truck, driven (badly) by whoever grabs the wheel

• Fragile, explosive and occasionally alive cargo

• Forests, frozen peaks, crystal caves, an abandoned mine, and more

• Ferries, gliders, mine trains and worse

• Checkpoints, so one bad bump doesn't cost the whole run

• Steam achievements

• Bananas

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Ape Express is made by a tiny team, and AI tools helped us get there. Many of our 3D models and concept art began as AI generations. None of them shipped that way.

Everything else is ours: the gameplay, music, levels, puzzles, physics, networking, and writing. No AI content is generated while you play.

AI gave us a lump of clay. The imagination and shaping is ours.