
Soul Launder Inc.
Chaotic couch co-op game for 2–4 players. Capture souls and launder them for cash at a shady afterlife corporation. Work together, hit quotas, and launder your way to heaven!
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Soul Launder Inc. is a chaotic couch co-op party game for 2–4 players. Capture lost souls, dye them colorful, and spin them clean! All while dodging hazards, hitting quotas, and surviving your friends' "teamwork."😳
You were promised ascension. Instead, you got a corporate nightmare...
Tricked into a cursed contract with a shady reaper company, you're stuck laundering souls for eternity. But your crew has a plan: collect soul energy from the daily grind to call angel for help and break free. So team up, clock in, and launder your way back to heaven!
What's the job?
🪦 Capture & Dye
Wrangle lost souls in the cemetery and dye them vivid colors, ready to be laundered.
🫧 Launder
Load souls into the machine, spin away their sins, and ship them off to their next life.
⚠️ Survive Together
Coordinate your workflow to overcome escalating hazards and hit your boss's impossible targets.
Key Features
2 Game Modes
Jump into Dye Mode or Launder Mode whenever you want. Each shift runs just a few minutes. Perfect for quick sessions or a full chaotic party night.Afterlife Biomes & Crumbling Offices
Every map brings new traps, machines, and environmental hazards that keep you on your toes.Employee of the Day
Earn performance scores and unique titles each session. Who's the company's top employee today?Cosmetic Skins
Hit score milestones to unlock reaper skins and show off your otherworldly drip.Animated Story Cutscenes
Unlock 2D cutscenes across 7-day shifts, revealing the dark secrets of Soul Launder Inc., and whether the interns ever make it out...