Trapper’s Delight (v1.0.1)

A bright, cutthroat obstacle course becomes a contest of engineering, timing, and betrayal in this frantic multiplayer action game. Trapper’s Delight turns every match into a two-part showdown: first, players build a deadly route full of hazards, then everyone has to survive the very course they helped sabotage. The tone is playful rather than gruesome, with cartoonish traps, customizable characters, and enough ridiculous hat options to keep the rivalry light. Beneath that cheerful surface sits a wonderfully mean party-game premise where a perfectly placed trap can ruin a friend’s winning run in seconds.

Matches support two to four competitors locally or online, although local couch play is the most dependable way to enjoy the game given its smaller online community. During the construction phase, players place from a selection of 28 trap types and level pieces, creating lethal combinations, misleading pathways, and last-second surprises before the race begins. Reaching the exit earns the points, but every creator must also prove their own obstacle layout is survivable, so reckless designs can backfire immediately. A 48-level solo Challenge Mode offers puzzle-focused stages for players who want to learn trap behavior, route planning, and movement without needing a full group.

The best idea here is the shared responsibility for the chaos: you are never only the saboteur, because the spikes, launchers, and tricks you deploy eventually become your problem too. That makes rounds feel like a compact blend of Super Mario Maker’s build-and-test tension, Ultimate Chicken Horse’s competitive platforming, and a much more trap-centered ruleset. Replays let groups relive outrageous deaths and improbable escapes, while the included level editor and Workshop sharing give committed players a reason to keep producing fresh arenas. Trapper’s Delight suits couch-party regulars who enjoy loud, mischievous competition most of all, though solo puzzle fans and patient online players can still find a clever, challenging action game beneath the party-game chaos.