Dig for TCG Cards With Your Friends

low effort trash with achievements which don't share progress in co-op.

The game is mildly amusing co-op clickerslop but it has some issues beyond that. The actual pack opening is barely a part of the game, most of the cards are found as singles in the trash. You barely find booster packs and when you do, they spit out the same 8 cards. About halfway through you run out of things ot do with the money you gain from grinding trash and selling valuables. Additionally, we cleared 100% of the trash and could not find the last card.

Most likely a direct reskin of another game: WHERE the F$CK is my BITCOIN released under different name, fake positive reviews, ai slop

juste nul n'achetez pas ce jeu c un total plagiat d'un autre jeu auquel j'ai déjà joué

Игра в принципе неплохая, но нужны доработки. Вопрос: Где 24 карта? С другом прошли игру, нашли 23 карты из 24.

Don't play this game without an autoclicker. Also was crashing for me and my friend.

何が面白いのか全く分からない 延々とゴミを拾って売るだけのゲーム 一般ごみ(3円)とたまに貴重品(100円)やカードが手に入る もうこの山に貴重品はないって表示されても大量のゴミを処理するまで他の山に移れない マウス感度落としたけどかなり酔いやすい 3人称視点があれば良かった もっと色んな価値の物を拾えてゴミの山の中から宝物を見つけるみたいなのを期待してたけど拾える物の種類が一般ごみ、貴重品、カード、カードパックしかなくて作業に感じた ちょっとしかやってないからもっと進めれば他があるのかもしれないけど

Completed the game on the steam deck, and was finding it incredibly satisfying. However, it was frustrating to end it with only 21 cards as the remaining ones I needed either didn't spawn or fell through the map.

The idea is cool, but it only takes an hour to beat it and get all the achievements. I guess its ok, because it was really cheep, but I wouldn't be playing it again. On top of that if you play with someone and they get the last card or activate the bot, it doesn't count you as getting the achievement too. What's the point of "playing with friends" if you don't both get rewarded? :c

Started as a relaxing trash-sorting game. Now I'm emotionally invested in whether that suspicious lump is a rare card or just a dead rat. The progression feels amazing, the humor is genuine, and somehow finding a mint-condition card in a pile of wet cardboard gives me more joy than my actual paycheck. Warning: may cause you to eye real dumpsters with professional interest