Description

Conveyor belts, clattering bins, and energetic raccoon engineers power Trash Factory, a fast, readable sorting puzzler where every correct choice keeps the system humming; the core loop is clear: tap junction switches to redirect moving items toward the right containers—paper, plastic, metal, organic—fill each bin to level up, and keep an eye on the manager’s satisfaction meter that rises with streaks of correct sorting and dips when you let the wrong item slip through; how to play well begins with lane planning: trace a mental map from feeders to bins, set default routes that handle common items automatically, and save your taps for rare pieces that need rerouting; speed climbs as levels advance, but patterns remain fair: mixed items arrive in repeating clusters you can learn, and special pieces—batteries, glass shards, greasy boxes—carry clear icons that cue you to send them to a hazard bin or a wash station before they reenter the flow; practical strategy is to prioritize blockers first (a jammed press halts an entire lane), use cross-lane switches sparingly to avoid traffic tangles, and chain “perfect tens” by resisting panic taps when two items are close; upgrades between rounds improve clarity rather than power: brighter lane outlines, larger icons, and a ghost overlay that previews where an item will roll if you don’t intervene; challenge modes add curveballs like wind gusts that alter belt speed or night shifts with spotlight cones, both solved by anticipating how long a switch holds before a piece passes; accessibility features include color-independent shapes on every item type, adjustable text size for bin labels, and soft haptic ticks when a container is three items from full so you can prep a route; the joy comes from finding a rhythm where your fingers move a second ahead of the belts and a satisfying clunk confirms the right bin; uniqueness lies in its friendly theme—teaching material sorting rules through play—so you pick up real-world habits while chasing clean streaks; to shore up consistency, set a “home state” for every junction that handles the most common waste, rehearse the longest reroute on a quiet cycle, and look for opportunities to merge streams so one switch action clears two problems at once; by the time the manager offers a bonus round with mixed recyclables and a surprise inspection, you’ll be routing like a pro, catching edge cases before they become jams, and enjoying how tidy systems feel when every piece goes exactly where it should.

Instruction

- Sort trash into the correct containers - Tap the switchers to change the direction of the trash path - Level up by filling trash containers - Keep the manager happy by correctly sorting trash

Specifications

• Easy to play