Closing time. No brakes.

Keep Moving is a turn-based tactics game about steering a runaway shopping cart through a supermarket after hours. Clear out the night staff, reach the exit, and remember the one rule: you must keep moving.

Free to play right here in your browser. No download.

Fight with momentum

Every turn you steer, speed up or slow down, and the cart rolls on. Faster carts hit harder but are harder to stop. Spend Stamina to drift: turn and change speed in the same move.

Put the store to work

Slide across spills, ride the checkout conveyors, and smash display stacks to blast every staff member standing next to them.

Read the danger

Staff show you their next move before you commit. Preview your path, hold I to inspect the board, then find a way through. Or make one.

Take advantage of the Return Policy

Dying isn't the end of the run. You leave a wreck and lose one max HP, but your progress on the floor stays. Get a kill before you die and you choose an upgrade when you come back.

Weaponize your mistakes

Ram an old wreck and it explodes. Your last disaster might win your next fight.

What's in this build

• Cart Corral: a short guided tutorial (Esc skips it)
• A three-floor Shift: pick your next department from two doors after each floor
• 3 departments, 9 layouts: Front Aisles, Frozen Foods and Household
• 6 kinds of staff: Stock Clerks, Floor Scrubbers, Security Guards, Mannequins, Freezer Techs and Janitors
• 14 upgrades to earn, buy or return
• Errands for shoppers, Store Credit, a Customer Service desk and nightly specials
• Languages: English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese

Controls

The mouse works too: move it and on-screen buttons appear.

This is a prototype

Keep Moving is in active development, and your feedback shapes what comes next. Got a run that ended in a glorious wreck? Tell me about it in the comments!

Help improve the translations

I can't personally check the Spanish, Portuguese or Chinese text. If something reads wrong or unnatural, leave a comment with the original text and your suggested fix. Screenshots welcome. Thank you!