Rubbish

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The title says it all...sorry.

This is not really a game. You generate a new item every 3 hours and then can combine and trade them on the steam market. But other than combining items (eventually) there is not much to do.

Rubbish turns one of the least glamorous things imaginable, discarded junk, into the foundation of an incremental collecting game. Developed and published by Wcyyl, it focuses on searching through garbage, accumulating materials, combining items, and gradually working toward increasingly valuable discoveries. The premise sounds intentionally strange, but it works reasonably well for a game built around passive progression. Rather than demanding constant attention, it encourages players to manage an automated system and occasionally step in to decide what should be combined, recycled, or kept. Much of the progression revolves around machines that automatically search through discarded materials. This gives Rubbish an idle-game quality, since progress does not require continuous manual scavenging. The player's involvement comes primarily through managing whatever the machines recover. Ordinary garbage can eventually become useful through synthesis, creating a satisfying sense that practically everything collected has some purpose. Ten pieces of garbage sharing the same quality can also be turned into corresponding packages that can be opened, adding another reward mechanism to the c…

no, remove this