Money Laundering Raccoon

A gang of raccoons have decided to start a money laundering business. There's just one problem: they misunderstood what "money laundering" actually means. Now they've got a laundromat, a suspicious amount of cash, and absolutely no idea what they're doing.

Organize and upgrade your laundromat, train your raccoon goons, and build the most efficient money-washing operation in town in this chaotic cozy incremental management game.

Upgrade Your Laundromat

Start with a tiny, garbage-filled laundromat and turn it into a... slightly larger, even more garbage-filled laundromat!

Buy more washing machines, add furniture, expand your operation, and decorate your shop however you like with a wide range of decorations, and questionable additions.

The better your laundromat becomes, the more money you can wash — literally.

Make Your Raccoons More Smarterer

Not all raccoons are created equal, some are natural collectors, washers, dry cleaners and some just do their best. But with a little training, they can learn new skills or improve their existing ones to take on more responsibilities around the laundromat.

Teach your raccoon goons how to operate machines, sort money, manage the shop, and automate the flow so you can sit back and relax like the laundromat mogul you’re destined to be.

Or, more importantly, focus on your other probably legal businesses.

Dress up your raccoons

Every raccoon deserves a uniform. Or a silly little hat. Or both.

Give your raccoons different outfits to match their jobs, their personalities, or simply because you think they look funny.

• Got a raccoon who can cook a mean book? Dress them up as a chef!

• Got a raccoon who's surprisingly good with money? Give them a fancy suit!

• Got a raccoon who contributes absolutely nothing? Make them the Dunce of the group.

Business Animals

You're not the only animal trying to make it in the big city.

Meet a variety of strange and interesting characters who visit your laundromat. Some might become customers, employees, suppliers, or even valuable business partners. Who knows? Maybe one of them can help take your little laundromat to the next level.

Just try not to ask too many questions about where they got their money.