Recycling Center Simulator

Recycling Center Simulator is a business simulator game with a first person view. Make money from garbage, collect raw materials for your recycling center from different locations, recycle them, make money by producing new products and improve your factory.

Recycling Center Simulator is a first-person, simulation and management game developed by Balas Games and published by PlayWay S.A..
Released on October 02nd 2024 is available only on Windows in 15 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Hungarian, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 1,132 reviews of which 1,006 were positive and 126 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 10.14€ on Steam and has a 30% discount.


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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Window 10
  • Processor: Intel Core i7-6700k or AMD Ryzen 3 1200X
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Nvidia GTX 960 4GB or equivalent
  • DirectX: Version 12
  • Storage: 8 GB available space
  • Sound Card: Yes

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Nov. 2024
A relaxing game with a touch of Satisfactory vibes toward the end. It took me about 8 hours to unlock all currently available content. The game should be considered early access, as many features, such as achievements and the development of the main hub, aren’t yet available.
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Nov. 2024
The game is good for a few hours' worth of indulging your OCD. Picking up trash and organizing pallets of recycled products is a surprisingly compelling game mechanic. But the novelty does wear off after visiting the same model of an office building, construction site, or diner dozens of times The selection of assets used to represent recyclable items is weird. It would be one thing if every map was just filled with empty cans, bottles, boxes, newspapers and the like. That the developers decided to include toy trains, guitars, vases, and the like moves into "uncanny" territory, especially after picking up the hundredth rocking horse out of the hundredth identical abandoned construction site. It feels like the game could be a lot more visually interesting with more items and settings. It would probably feel more immersive if the environments featured any degree of destructibility. Most settings feature furnishing, shelving, and other "set items" which you should be able to interact with to break down for scrap. As it stands, this is simply not an option, no real reason given why certain wooden chairs are collectible items, and others are not. Speaking of "uncanny," one game mechanic involves bartering with a number of business owners for the rights to remove garbage from their properties. The characters are represented by AI-generated avatars, which really strikes me as the hallmark of a cheap mobile game instead of a paid PC game. Of the five types of waste you can reclaim- paper, glass, metal, plastic, and wood- there is no differentiation made between different types of each of these materials. For example plastic bags, toys, spray bottles, and car tires are all classified as "plastic" and are all shredded into the same plastic feedstock you can use to make new plastic bottles, PVC pipes, or flower pots. It would be more interesting in my mind if different types of plastics (and metals, and paper, etc) were able to be sorted again into different types of realistic feedstocks for different types of end products. Intact bottles could be collected and re-used, like a real-life deposit system, right? It's weird to have bulk "metal" shredded and cast into ingots, then formed into spools of (insulated) wire, right? Allow us to at least separate out steel, aluminum, and copper and use those materials in ways that make sense! As it stands, you will quickly run out of things to do once you level up your factory and hire your max amount of workers. The "end game" comes quickly, so if you're looking for any kind of extra replay value by starting again, I just don't think it's there. In sum it feels like this game- or at least the game's concept- has a lot of potential, but the current version doesn't really explore anything which could be more interesting than "pick up trash, make new things out of it, sell those things, rinse and repeat"
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Oct. 2024
whatever time i have into it is what it takes to max level everything and than the game levels out with no more progression. fun game, got about 16.7 hours into it, which means i paid 72 cents an hour for the enjoyment of this game. worth it.
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Oct. 2024
not to bad for the price, really fun game, however theres only around 10 to 15 hours of gameplay at the minute and they have fully released it but it doesnt feel finished, feels like there should be alot more upgrades to maybe a bigger factory or maybe a full waste plant with bin trucks would be nice, i have all upgrades and and machines after 11 hours and theres no point in carrying on due to there being nothing else to work to
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Oct. 2024
There should be an achievement for bouncing a trash bag off your employee's head... This game has lived up to the promises of its prologue. It's an enjoyable bit of trash collecting and management and everything seems to be running smoothly. I'm excited to get to where I can purchase the machines not available in the demo.
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Recycling Center Simulator
8.4
1,006
126
Online players
161
Developer
Balas Games
Publisher
PlayWay S.A.
Release 02 Oct 2024
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