Lost Luggage

Every suitcase is a surprise

Lost bags never find their owners. You buy them by the flight, unseen, and crack them open in your garage. Most hold socks and shampoo. Some hold a film camera, a stack of cash or a gold pocket watch.

Buy, crack, sell

Book a flight on the old terminal and the cases roll in. Hit the weak spot to break the lock faster, throw your finds on the sell belt and scoop up the cash.

Bigger tools

Start with a crowbar, then work up to a sledgehammer, a pressure washer, a breaching shotgun, blast putty, a flamethrower and a laser cutter. Not all luggage is luggage either: guitar cases, coffins, safes and fridges come down the line too.

Some of it fights back

Not every case wants to be opened. One hides a spring-loaded boxing glove, one leaks ink and swings a kraken arm at you, and one grows legs, bites and runs.

Feeling lucky?

Behind the strip curtain waits the gambling den. Bet your cash, or your finds, on the roulette wheel and the slot machines.

A garage that runs itself

Spend your earnings on the Garage Planner. Machines feed, open and empty the cases for you while you hunt for the rare finds.