Recycling Center Simulator

7 out of 10 pro; - rewarding mini games at the start of the game - nice management system - nice amount of different items you can produce. con; - a few bugs that doesnt seem to be getting fixed. Nothing game breaking but annoying. - end game is bit slow and boring Overall i enjoyed the game, took about 35 hours to 100%. Hope it will recieve some more love from the developers.

Game is fun at first but within 10 hours you can max out your progression with trying to clear locations. The game involves a LOT of clicking and aiming at the ground picking up trash. The only upgrades you can get to make this easier? You can increase your trash bag size from holding 10kg to 15kg to eventually 20kg. You can get a "waste radar" which helps you find the items better You can get a bigger truck, having more storage so you can hit more locations per day (funny enough, the bigger truck is advertised in game in a blue color, but instead you get a white truck) But that's it, there is no upgrade to help you move around faster, or an upgrade letting you bag bigger items (things like a plastic chair or gas cans you have to pick up one at a time and toss it in your truck), nor an upgrade that gives you a sort of vacuum or trash magnet. You can hire NPC drivers to go clear locations, but each driver can only hit one location per day. Forcing the player to still have to hit the other locations personally. There should be a progression that eventually allows you to upgrade the drivers to be able to hit more than one location a day but we don't have that either.... Additionally, there is an "e-waste DLC" that is already added into the game regardless if you purchased the DLC. You can't produce the products from that chain but it still shows up in your storage menu. This is annoying clutter that shouldn't be exposed to people who don't hold the DLC, after all its a singleplayer game....

I have invested a lot of time in this game. One of things I enjoyed was frequent updates and the ability to make suggestions and see them in the game. Please bring that back. I would love to be able to make conveyers from the lvl 1 machine entrance to the sort machine. (Maybe also be able to feed the machine and as it fills a bin it sends the filled container to the machine)

The game isn't neccesairly bad, and therefore is somewhere in the middle of unrecommended and recommnded. It's good for the first ten hours or so; collect trash manually, organise and mold into sellable crap people want. Hire people to do the work for you while you sit on the sidelines and count all of your cash like Mr. Crabs. However, it becomes rather repeteive and ultimately has no satisfying end goal. I would have enjoyed being able to use my money for more than more machines and upgrading my center. I wanted to be able to place spotlights for when it became night time and I worked like a gremlin hopped up on cocaine. I wanted to decorate my lackluster sleeping quaters, but sadly I couldn't. Instead I could buy more machines to make more money that ultimately wasn't neccesary unless you put in the time to 100 percent the gane. So it's not BAD, but its not AMAZING, either.

Peak autism

One of my top 5 Simulator games, It looks basic you run a recycling facility and yes you do..you also build the production lines, barter for rights to collect matterial from local buildings that you then go to in your truck and collect all the trash and for the first while you sort the matterials by hand via a little mini game. As you progress your factory grows and you get employees to help you sort trash and even a fleet of trucks to go out and collect trash for you allowign you to get even more and make more money. -Progreshion feels meaningful -I at least have encounterd no bugs as of writing this -its reasonably priced even with its small DLC If you enjoy Simulator games I highly recomend this!

polnaya hyuetta

Recycling Center Simulator ist genau das. was der Titel aussagt. Nicht mehr, nicht weniger. + Die Laufbänder für die Maschinen hab ich genossen. So ist eine Automatisierung möglich. Man muss dann nur noch die Maschinen richtig einstellen, damit die ganze Sache funktionert. Diese einfache, aber effektive Automatisierung aufzubauen, hat Spaß gemacht + Die Achievements sind etwas grindy (zumindest die letzten wenigen), aber dennoch fair. +- Die Grafik ist einfach, sie könnte besser sein. Biomüll zum Beispiel sieht meist nur aus wie eine runde braune/orange/grüne Masse. Lediglich eine Melone ist erkennbar. Wie wäre es mit Orangenschalen, Grashaufen in Außenbereich oder ähnliches? Warum fast nur formlose farbige Kugeln? Andere Müllsorten sehen schließlich auch besser und vielfältiger aus. +- Die Helfer auf dem Firmenhof sind gut ins Spiel eingeplant, die Lagerrobotor sind aus meiner Sicht am hilfreichsten. Allerdings habe ich fast das gesamte Spiel ohne die Müllsammler gearbeitet und alle täglichen Sammelaufträge geschafft. Es fehlt also an Balancing. Bugs/Probleme: - Auf dem Schrottplatz gibt es Alphawände, die so hoch sind wie die Autotürme. Darauf können items liegen bleiben, wenn man sie über die Autos wirft. Diese Alphawände müssten oben nicht horizontal enden, sondern schrägt zu beiden Seiten abfallend, damit die Items herunterrutschen können. - Es passiert selten (~ einmal pro Spieltag), aber es passiert, dass einzelne Müllgegenstände in den Boden buggen. Diese kann man nur in den allerseltensten Fällen noch retten, indem man den einen erreichbaren Pixel findet. Zum Glück passiert das so selten, dass man finanziell nicht merkt. Fazit: Das Spiel kann viel Spaß machen, wenn man die immer gleichen Aufgaben mag. Es wäre unfair, dem Spiel einen Daumen runter zu geben. Dafür ist die Spielbarkeit zu konsistent. Ich hätte lieber einen Daumen zur Seite. Es ist ein solides Spiel und damit ist alles gesagt.