- June 4, 2021
- Homebased
- 7h median play time
Garbage
Platforms
About
"Garbage is a single-player fantasy strategy game with a humorous twist, following the struggle of a homeless man. Experience primitive life challenges in a grim city environment, presented through hand-drawn comics and unique character voices. While the gameplay, graphics, and music are solid, be prepared for some bugs and heavy grinding."











- The game features a unique and humorous premise that effectively portrays the struggles of homelessness.
- It combines elements of survival management and autobattler gameplay, offering deep mechanics and various builds.
- The art style and soundtrack are engaging, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and performance issues, making it frustrating and sometimes unplayable.
- The tutorial is lacking, leaving players confused about controls and game mechanics.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive and unbalanced, with difficulty spikes that can lead to frustrating experiences.
story
132 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is often described as shallow and incomplete, with many players feeling that it lacks depth and coherence, relying heavily on repetitive quests and vague dialogue. While some appreciate the humor and quirky elements interwoven into the narrative, others criticize the lack of meaningful progression and the frustrating quest mechanics that can lead to confusion. Overall, the story seems to be an afterthought, overshadowed by grind-heavy gameplay and a sense of incompleteness.
“The humor is cleverly interwoven into the storyline, making it impossible not to chuckle at the protagonist's antics.”
“Its unique blend of humor, simulation, and storytelling is a breath of fresh air in the gaming world.”
“The story is amusing and although a bit random, I did find myself wanting to press on to the next chapter to see what they could hit me with next.”
“But this game has no story.”
“There's some kind of story, but it feels like it was added as an afterthought.”
“Lack of story - a couple of mini cinematics that mean nothing, the rest feels like a bad mobile game.”