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Roads and Relics

A co-op horror game where you have to run an antique store and find valuables in a procedurally generated world

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About the Game

What to do?

You and your friends are running an antique store. Your job is to sell items, expand the shop and level up your business.

Gathering items sounds simple at first, but for valuables you have to go to the dangerous parts of the road. The further you go down that road, the more rich you'll become, but that comes at the cost of danger.

Play with your friends!

The game is intended with friends in mind. Features like sound physics and proximity voice chat enhance the immersion further. But if you want to run your store alone, that is, of course, possible too.

Craft, build, expand!

A big part of the game is crafting new items, building new things and expanding your shop. All of that just to earn more money to repeat that process.