Kaput

You're a junk robot. Your body is your armor, your armor is your money, and something out there in the storm wants both.

Kaput is a co-op horror scavenger for 2–4 friends. Your crew lands on an offshore platform in the middle of a storm, scrapes together enough scrap to hit the quota, and gets back to the ship before it leaves without you. Every level is procedurally generated, bigger and meaner than the last, with a shop in between where you spend the group's money on new robot parts.

Here's the twist: your parts ARE your health. Damage hits your legs, arm and accessories before it hits you, so a bad run leaves you slow, defenseless and worth targeting. Short on quota? You can always sell your own legs.

Modular robot body – swap legs, arms and gadgets. Some legs fly. Some gadgets are loud, and loud gets you found.

Five monsters, five escapes – a kidnapper, a light-chaser, a statue that only moves when you look away, a screamer that clings to your head, a ceiling mouth. None of them can be beaten alone.

Rescue your friends – grab a carried teammate back, unstick the thing on their head, revive them with a syringe. The dead spectate and spam emojis at the living.

Proximity voice + walkie-talkies – push-to-talk radios with real range, static and a "someone is talking" glow.

PS1-style look – low-res, crunchy, lit by lightning.

Made with Unity + Photon Fusion 2. Currently in playtest: expect bugs, expect balance to move, and please fill the in-game survey after you play.

Controls

WASD move · Mouse look · E grab/interact · G drop · Q toggle gadget · R push-to-talk radio · Scroll hotbar