Welcome to the debtors, you animal!

You failed somewhere. Now you owe money to the Mafia Boss. She is a toad. 

So whatever she needs done, you do it.

Something has to disappear from a house across town? That's you.
Something has to show up at someone's door by morning? Also you.
Something ridiculous needs handling? Guess who does it?

She's not always specific. "Bring me the thing." Which thing? Don't ask her twice.

Pick the right crew. Grab it. Load it. Don’t get caught. Deliver it.
Try not to break it. Or your friends. Or the truck.

Most of the pay goes to the Boss. The rest is yours: new crew, bigger wheels, a better hideout.

Work your way up.

She is not going to rule forever. 

Features:

• Draft your crew and grow the gang: every animal has its own size, strength, speed, abilities and... driver's license status. Perfect for one job, a disaster for the next. Recruit new members, buy bigger vehicles, dress everyone in '80s style, and bail your buddies out of jail.

• Build your garage: your hideout and your crew's hangout. Upgrade it and watch it grow with your gang.

• Overcome the dangers: sneak past guards, dodge traps and outran crazy granny squirrels.

• Do the dirty work: steal it, move it, deliver it, or play along with the Boss's unhinged tasks where physics is not always on your side. Every job is a new mess, and the Boss always has another one.

• Figure out what she wants: the Boss gives orders, not instructions. Argue about what "this" is. Then argue about the plan.

• Pack the truck: it only counts if it gets there. Then fight over who drives.

• Pay off the debt: every payday gets split between the Boss and your gang. The debt shrinks. Very slowly.

• Bring your friends: play online with up to 4 friends, or go solo if nobody picks up the phone.

• GL & HF! It's just one more job. It's always just one more job.

ARE YOU READY TO RATATA IT OUT?

The Kingsdom

The Kingsdom is an indie studio where storytelling meets immersive gameplay in the world of animals. Different genres, different worlds, but always animals. Because we really love 'em.