Secondhand Trouble · Cover art
In Development
2D comic-book action caper
Secondhand Trouble
Good intentions. Bad plans. Surprisingly useful junk.
Rally a crew of local oddballs in a painted 2D comic-book caper. Take quick jobs or bigger story cases around the harbour town of Calder Quay.
StatusIn development
PlatformWindows
A good breakA quick job fits a short break, and a bigger story case takes a longer sitting.
Players1 player
Windows edition in development.
YOUR NEXT “ONE MORE GO”
A small game with plenty to get stuck into.
You are your street's last resort: take a job, get in over your head and save the day with a terrible plan that almost works.
Brawl, take cover and build a wobbly contraption from scrap just in time.
Bigger story cases follow the people you help around Calder Quay.
STILL BEING MADE
Secondhand Trouble is on its way.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Planned for Windows PC
In Calder Quay, jobs have a habit of going sideways. Your crew of local oddballs answers calls from neighbours in trouble: brawl through a cluttered alley, duck an armed racket, salvage scrap and get an unlikely contraption working just in time. A quick job gives you a clear goal, a snag halfway through and a satisfying finish. Bigger story cases follow the people you help as the harbour town, and the crew's friendships, change around you.
- Planned for Windows PC
RELEASE NEWS
Hear when it is out.
Join the list at the bottom of this page and we will tell you when Secondhand Trouble is ready, along with new demos and games.
- An occasional email, no spam
- Leave the list whenever you like
GET COMFORTABLE
Play your way.
Steer one hero at a time through punches, dodges, grabs and aimed shots while the rest of the crew lends a hand with a single button. A two-choice Plan B keeps the menus short.
Jobs are short and can be retried at once, with no daily tasks or streaks to keep up. Controls can be remapped, and a pause lets you stop and think mid-job.
QUICK ANSWERS
Before your next break.
When is Secondhand Trouble out?+
Secondhand Trouble is still in development and has no release date yet. Join the release news list on this page and you will hear as soon as it is ready.
What platforms will Secondhand Trouble run on?+
The full game is planned for Windows 10 or newer (64-bit).
How long does Secondhand Trouble take to play?+
A quick job fits a short break, and a bigger story case takes a longer sitting.
What will the full game include?+
In Calder Quay, jobs have a habit of going sideways. Your crew of local oddballs answers calls from neighbours in trouble: brawl through a cluttered alley, duck an armed racket, salvage scrap and get an unlikely contraption working just in time. A quick job gives you a clear goal, a snag halfway through and a satisfying finish. Bigger story cases follow the people you help as the harbour town, and the crew's friendships, change around you.
How do I play?+
Keyboard, Mouse, Gamepad controls. Steer one hero at a time through punches, dodges, grabs and aimed shots while the rest of the crew lends a hand with a single button. A two-choice Plan B keeps the menus short.
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