Can 'Em All
Shoot adorable critters, crush them into cans, sell the stock and automate a grim little factory.
By LuisDev. Out now on PC.
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1 / 9Can 'Em All is a first-person incremental game developed and self-published by LuisDev. It launched on Windows PC through Steam on October 30, 2026 with a list price of US$6.99, and it opened with a 10% launch discount.
The premise is darkly cute. A truck drops a batch of adorable creatures at your factory, you clear them out with your weapons, vacuum up the bodies, feed them to a crusher and ship the cans. The profit goes straight back into bigger guns, better machines and more creatures, until conveyors and machines do the dirty work while you watch the cash pile up.
The grim joke has clearly landed with players. Steam reviews are Overwhelmingly Positive, with 98% of 517 players recommending it.
Gameplay
Each cycle starts when the delivery truck arrives. You grab a weapon, clean the factory floor of fluffy targets, then switch to your vacuum to collect what is left. Bodies go into the crusher, the cans go into a tube, and the finished stock gets sold for cash.
That money is the whole game. Spend it on stronger weapons so clearing the floor gets faster, upgrade the vacuum to carry more, and unlock new machines that handle steps you used to do by hand. Conveyor belts link the stations together, production climbs, and bigger shipments of creatures arrive to match.
The satisfying arc is the shift from manual labour to automation. Early on you sprint between the crusher and the tube; later the factory hums along and your job becomes optimising throughput and scaling up. It is the number-go-up rush of an idle game, played with a gun and a vacuum in first person. Twelve achievements give completionists a checklist.
Key Features
- Clear waves of cute creatures from your factory floor in first person
- Vacuum up the bodies and feed them through a crusher into cans
- Sell your stock and reinvest in stronger weapons and a bigger vacuum
- Unlock machines and conveyor belts that automate the canning line
- Scale production up until bigger truckloads keep the factory busy
Platforms & Availability
Can 'Em All is out now on Windows PC via Steam at a US$6.99 list price, currently 10% off. Standard prices are RM18.75 in Malaysia, S$8.39 in Singapore, ₱235 in the Philippines, ฿145 in Thailand, Rp 67,499 in Indonesia and 107,500₫ in Vietnam. Text is English and Spanish only. It runs on almost anything: an Intel Core i3-7100 or Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 950 or RX 460 and just 1 GB of storage on 64-bit Windows 10.
Why it matters
Incremental games usually live in spreadsheets and menus, so turning the loop into a hands-on first-person factory gives the genre a tactile hook. The cute-but-cruel tone is a big part of the charm, and the near-perfect review score shows players are buying into it. At this price it is an easy pick-up for fans of Satisfactory-style automation or idle clickers. Skip it if cartoon creature violence bothers you, or if you want a long campaign rather than a tight upgrade loop.
System requirements
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 (64-bit) | |
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 3 1200 / Intel Core i3-7100 | |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM | |
| Graphics | AMD Radeon RX 460 / NVIDIA GTX 950 | |
| Storage | 1 GB available space |
Questions
How much is Can 'Em All in Malaysia?
Can 'Em All has a standard Steam price of RM18.75 in Malaysia, and it launched with a 10% discount.
Is Can 'Em All an idle game?
Can 'Em All is an incremental game played actively in first person, where you start doing everything by hand and gradually automate the factory.
Is Can 'Em All multiplayer?
No. Can 'Em All is a single-player game focused on running and upgrading your own creature-canning factory.
What PC do I need for Can 'Em All?
Can 'Em All needs 64-bit Windows 10, an Intel Core i3-7100 or Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 950 and 1 GB of storage.
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Checked 1 Nov 2026. Key art, screenshots and trailer: LuisDev via Steam.