Can 'Em All combines first-person creature hunting with incremental factory canning automation

Can 'Em All is a first-person incremental simulation game where players hunt creatures delivered to a factory, process them into cans, and automate production.

Factory Deliveries and Creature Elimination

• Delivery trucks periodically arrive at the facility carrying batches of adorable creatures.
• Workers must eliminate the arriving inhabitants to keep the industrial floor under control.
• Handheld weapons allow players to clear out the factory chambers efficiently.
• Eliminating each batch serves as the primary way to gather materials for the production cycle.

Crushing Bodies and Canning Goods

• Operators physically gather defeated bodies from across the processing floor.
• Hauling creatures to the designated crusher machine begins the refining transformation.
• The heavy machinery presses raw organic matter into sealed containers ready for transport.
• Finished canned goods are fed directly into the collection tube to complete external sales.
• Revenue earned from transactions immediately replenishes the operational budget of the plant.

Upgrades and Facility Automation

• Factory earnings fund essential gear improvements such as upgraded vacuum equipment.
• Operators can acquire stronger weapons to neutralize larger waves of incoming creatures.
• Unlocking mechanical conveyor systems helps transport heavy materials across workshops automatically.
• Constructing automated assembly lines reduces manual labor requirements across the processing plant.
• Expanding facility infrastructure allows managers to bring in larger creature shipments over time.

Production Scaling and Expansion

• Investing profits into additional machinery accelerates factory output across every production stage.
• Continuous factory upgrades transform small processing operations into an expansive automated enterprise.
• Managing floor logistics requires balancing creature intake against crushing speeds and canning throughput.
• Sustained industrial expansion enables higher profit margins with minimal physical intervention from workers.