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The Dumpster Gang trailer
One trailer exists. It went up on 26 August 2026 with the announcement, and it is the source for most of what anyone knows about how this game moves.
Dumpster Gang - Reveal Trailer | Coming to PC December 2026!
Curve Games
The reveal, published alongside the Gamescom announcement. Everything this site describes about how the game plays traces back to this footage and the store text that shipped with it.
Dumpster Gang - Reveal Trailer | Coming to PC December 2026!
Dumpster Gang
The same trailer on the developers' own channel — this is the copy embedded on the official site.
Both are the same trailer. One is on the publisher’s channel and one is on the game’s own, which is the copy embedded on the official site. Titles here were read back from YouTube rather than transcribed.
What it shows
- Raccoons climbing walls and moving through vents
- Objects being picked up, carried, thrown and smashed
- Multiple raccoons hauling one heavy item together
- The Exterminator pursuing the gang
- A hideout being decorated with stolen items
- Hats being worn
What it does not show
- Any user interface: no HUD, no mission timer, no inventory screen
- Menus, lobby flow or how you invite friends
- A single number of any kind — no level, score, currency or health
- What failing a mission looks like
- Any hat's ability actually doing something
Why the second list matters
A reveal trailer is a mood piece, and this one is doing its job. But the absence of any interface is the single biggest reason nobody can write a guide to this game yet. Interfaces are where a game tells you its rules: what it counts, what it limits, what it rewards. Without one on screen, everything about progression and difficulty is guesswork.
The store page also carries several short looping clips alongside its feature blocks, cut from the same footage. They are the closest thing to a second video, and they cover the same ground.
Trailer published via: Steam announcement by the developers, 26 Aug 2026 — first-party.