
Sort trash, earn money, purchase upgrades, and perhaps find a way out of this oddly addictive job. You will master the facility's color-coded bin system, receive cryptic emails, and discover hidden collectibles. Can you escape?
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In Trash Sorter Simulator, you'll experience the oddly addicting world of professional waste management. As you sort through society's discards, you'll discover that some secrets are waiting to be found.

Master the Art of Recycling Learn and apply complex recycling protocols as you sort waste into multiple categories: paper, plastic, glass, hazardous waste, electronics, and residual waste. Each item requires proper categorization. Make mistakes and lose money - excel and unlock new sorting facilities with increasingly complex waste streams.
Facility Management - Upgrade equipment, unlock automation, and earn money faster.
Uncover a Compelling Mystery What starts as a simple job becomes an intriguing journey. Strange items can be discovered in the waste stream. Dig deeper into the facility's trash so you can piece together the truth about your employer, your purpose, and why you can't remember anything before your first day.

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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil
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I wanted to be the first review this game got so I decided to give it a go, unfortunately, I could only manage to play this game for about 7 minutes before I decided to quit. There's multiple problems with this game from the get go: There's no introduction, you're just dropped in the room without zero explanation of what's going on, who you are or what this place is. The most glaring issue is the gameplay however, without a proper tutorial you're basically left there to figure things out, is it hard? Not really, just classify trash in the correct containers to gain money. But here's the thing, first, if you're not fast enough, any trash piece can either go left or right away from your work area (why put two exits?), and if you didn't manage to classify it correctly, you're out of luck and you lose a dollar. What is even the purpose of this mechanic? Why hurry the player on the first minutes of the game to quickly adapt or else? If this place wants me to classify and organize trash, why not give me cubicule where trash gets piled up and I can organize it? If you classify one piece of trash correctly, you gain a dolar, if you do it incorrectly, you lose a dollar, I say that's fair, but there's another issue: You start with four containers "Paper/Cardboard", "Containers", "Organic" and "Residual" Now, you think this would be self explanatory, but, sometimes you're unsure as to where the trash should go (this coupled with the fact that if you hesitate, you'll lose money every few seconds). A cereal box is a container, but is wrong to put it there so therefore it goes to paper/cardboard. A metal box in theory IS a container but it goes into Residual. I feel like a proper tutorial would help, or even an in-game guide as to how distinguish trash or how to categorize them, if there is, I didn't see it. Hey, maybe is not my type of game, fair enough, but just thought I should let my opinion here. I'll ask for a refund and keep it on my wishlist, maybe in the future the developers would consider making the game a bit more beginner friendly at least.
I'd recommend this one. Gonna be real though, the first couple in-game days were tough, trying to figure out where everything goes. The pace is pretty fast and I was just throwing stuff everywhere lol. I'm still messing up on my sorting plenty but whatever, it's fun getting better at it and seeing the cash go up. Took me 5 in game days or so to get my first upgrade but it was worth it - making more money now for less work. The story bits through the emails are nice - wasn't expecting much but they're keeping me interested. Can't wait to see how it unfolds, apparently there are 3 endings according to the achievements. If you're into games where you gradually get better at something and don't mind struggling a bit at first, it's solid. The sorting loop is pretty mesmerizing when you get in a rhythm.
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