One Man´s Trash

This is the sort of game that I love to play. I have gone through bunches like it and given positive reviews, but I can't here. The main problem is a persistent bug that continued to plague me all throughout the game. I have posted on the forums, and searched all over the internet, but there do not seem to be any solutions. In a game where you are digging a hole, what would be the worst thing that can happen? Your hole gets filled in and you lose all your progress. That keeps happening to me as I play this game. Dig, save, close. Start it up, and everything is filled back in with no resources that provide money, just dirt. This is why my play time is so high. Not out of a sense of: 'oh I had a lot of fun, and there is just so much content to this game!' No, I had to keep digging my tunnels back out. As you dig in this game you uncover trash, and then ore, that will net you money. With money you buy upgrades. However, when you buy upgrades nothing really feels good to improve. Everything just says 'Capacity: +5%' or 'Strength: +5%'. Everything but the inventory size (and that is only increased by 1 each time) is increased by 5%, but what does that mean? I feel nothing buying thes…

IT IS GOODDDDDD

One Man’s Trash builds an entire adventure around the strangely fascinating idea of digging through an enormous junkyard in search of one incredibly valuable object. Developed and published by Jony Pazu Games, it puts you in control of a treasure hunter who has purchased a massive pile of discarded belongings because a hard drive containing a fortune in PitCoin is supposedly buried somewhere inside. What begins as an intentionally ridiculous setup quickly becomes an addictive mixture of excavation, collecting, upgrading, exploration, and mystery. Most of the experience revolves around using a powerful vacuum to remove garbage and gradually tunnel deeper into the junkyard. Instead of simply clearing predetermined rooms, you physically create routes through the enormous pile. This makes excavation feel surprisingly freeform because the paths you carve become part of the environment. The vacuum can also blow objects and debris around, giving you another method for manipulating the terrain. It is possible to create useful paths, recover from awkward positions, and generally treat the junk pile as a crude sandbox rather than a static collection of obstacles. The progression system pro…

This game is more addictive than drugs, alcohol, coffee, cigarettes, pre-workout, sex, gambling, chewing gum, eating with your mouth open, thinking about your ex, and daydreaming combined.

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I've played a few of these digging games/digging adjacent games, and this is easily the best one. The price is an absolute steal. I have 16 hours in already and there's still more to do. Super polished, didn't encounter a single bug yet. Would recommend.