StickyStoneStudio has revealed a new trailer for Grampage: Life at 67, a cooperative heist comedy for up to four players that puts broke retirees in the role of house burglars. The game combines randomized shopping objectives with the collection of unusual loot, creating situations where teamwork is required to overcome obstacles and transport items that are too large for a single person.

Missions require players to work together to pick locks, access safes, and carry oversized valuables, making cooperation an important part of each heist. At the same time, every player receives their own shopping list, and only one participant can emerge as the winner at the end of a run, turning cooperation into a constant competition.

Players can sabotage their own teammates during the escape by shoving them, knocking items out of their hands, or stealing their loot before reaching the getaway van. This creates a system in which helping others may be necessary to progress, while also providing opportunities to secure an individual victory.

Noise also directly affects how residents react, including conversations held through proximity voice chat. A quiet approach can help the crew avoid trouble, while excessive noise can quickly turn an apparently simple operation into a chaotic sequence of events.