Recycling Center Simulator

Let me tell you, the steam deck was a game changer for my gaming, and games like Recycling Center Simulator are perfect for you. This is the kind of game that I think I will play for 30 minutes or so while laying in bed before I go to sleep, only for me to look at the clock, see it is 1 AM and then be mad that I have to get up in five hours for work! I had a blast with this and if you like any of the other job simulator games that are out there, I am positive you will have fun with this!

Making Bank From Trash

As the title Recycling Center Simulator tells you, this is a simulator style game. This is a game where you work as a guy who makes a living from collecting and buying trash and then making money from that trash. Your ultimate goal here is to become the best recycling center in the city that not only has a great incoming and outgoing of recycled goods but is of course, making fat stacks of cash as well so that you can expand your ever growing recycling empire. If you enjoy games like Powerwash Simulator and House Flipper, you are exactly the kind of gamer that this is aimed at.

Getting The Right Kind Of Materials

The first thing to starting your empire in Recycling Center Simulator is, of course, getting the recyclable material. You can try and negotiate with various people and businesses to get the most bang for your buck when it comes to getting all kinds of recyclable materials ranging from plastics, metals, wood, and so on. It is ultimately up to you to decide how much you want to spend, but as the saying goes, you gotta spend money to make money. The start of the game is pretty slow in this regard as you are figuring it all out, but once you have your first big breakthrough moment where something you bought makes you a ton of cash, you will become hooked.

No Mixing And Matching Here

Once you have your materials in Recycling Center Simulator, you need to sort them into their respective areas, you cannot have wood with plastic for example. The way you do this is with a kind of conveyor belt mini-game that sees you needing to put the materials into their rightful boxes. Let me tell you, this is way more addictive than I thought it would be. There is a combo meter so you are rewarded for going fast, but also being accurate. It gives this part of the game a kind of arcade feel to it. However, doing a good job here is essential to ensure that you make the most money possible from the recycled goods you have sourced.

Maximizing Your Potential

Once you have sorted your stuff, you can then start the money making aspect of Recycling Center Simulator and that is where you take these recycled materials and turn them into other stuff, pallets, tubs and so on. You do this, you sell them and you make a nice profit! Certain things will make you more money, but require more materials so there is a bit of a balancing act you have to figure out, but that was part of the charm of the game for me. Once you have money rolling in, you can start to build your business, hiring more people to work for you and expanding your place with better equipment. The whole game is played from the first-person point of view and I never experienced any glitches or weird stuff happening while I was playing.

Pros:

• I loved haggling with people to get the best deals
• Sourcing your raw materials is fun
• I liked the arcade feel of the sorting stuff
• It is very rewarding when you make a ton of cash by selling the stuff you make

Cons:

• I am loving the game so far, but I always hit a wall and have my fill eventually with games like this
• While it looks good, it is not exactly the most exciting game to look at for hours at a time

Recycling Center Simulator is a recycling center owner simulator that will add an interesting item to your resume. What do you know about recycling? A lot less than you might and this simulator will prove it to you. Buy garbage and recycle it to help nature and sell the resulting raw materials to companies. That's right, your job is to buy garbage and make something usable out of it. Build your shops, recycle and even find regular buyers for your recyclables.

Pros of the game:

• First-person view to get a feel for all the responsibility
• Bargain with vendors for good deals
• Build your center in a way that only you will be comfortable with