5.5

Review: Recycling Center Simulator

However, the game runs into some frustrating limitations. Progress quickly feels unbalanced. You get the opportunity to hire several garbage collectors, but due to the limited number of assignments per day you are out of work with staff. This forces you to make choices that aren't fun, like firing people or doing nothing when your day isn't over. Your character's walking pretty slow.
Another stumbling block is upgrading equipment. The costs are running up fast, and even after hours of playing, you cannot afford important upgrades, such as those of the composting machine. This inhibits progress and removes some of the motivation.

Although Recycling Center Simulator Still has some growth points, there is no denying that the game offers a nice and relaxed playing experience. The quiet pace and simple gameplay make it an ideal game to clear your head for a while. Without too much pressure or complex systems you can simply recycle, build and slowly expand your own center. Besides, it is always nice to see how your factory grows and becomes more efficient. It gives a sense of satisfaction to see how waste turns into usable raw materials.