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Get ready to unleash the ultimate trash-tossing mayhem in Trash Pandamonium, the wild and fun couch co-op party game that turns garbage collection into an all-out brawl! Take control of 1 of 4 raccoons to beat the garbage out of your opponents, boost your stats, and compete in a high-stakes minigame gauntlet across unique and dynamic levels. With these interactive maps packed with environmental hazards and events, every match is uncharted territory! Customize your raccoon with all sorts of goofy hats and accessories to suit your style.

Trash Pandamonium is pure chaotic fun. Simple controls make it a blast for players of any skill level, but mastering the deeper strategies will give you what it takes to come out on top of the trash heap! Whether you're gaming with your friends on the couch, or trying to dethrone rivals on Steam, get ready for an endlessly entertaining night of mayhem, laughs, and probably some spilled soda.

The party doesn't start until the trash starts flying! Grab your controllers, gather your crew, and prepare for pandamonium!

Features:
- Couch Co-op Chaos: Enjoy hilarious multiplayer battles with friends in a local couch co-op setting.
- Dynamic Maps: Navigate through interactive environments filled with hazards and surprises.
- Mini-Game Gauntlet: Compete in a series of high-stakes mini-games for ultimate trash-tossing supremacy.
- Customization Options: Personalize your colorful raccoons with a variety of fun hats and accessories.
- Competitive Leaderboards: Climb the ranks and compete against friends and players locally to see who is the best Trash Panda.
- Environmental Events: Experience random events and challenges that keep each match fresh and exciting.
- Easy to Learn, Hard to Master: Simple controls make it accessible to all skill levels, but mastering the game requires strategy and skill.
- Endless Fun: With countless ways to play and endless laughter, Trash Pandamonium promises non-stop entertainment for players of all ages.





Trash Pandamonium was developed by students in the Division of Games at the University of Utah