- November 6, 2024
- Spilt Milk Studios
- 5h median play time
Trash Goblin
Platforms
About
In "Trash Goblin," become a shopkeeper who uncovers and cleans trinkets for sale, meeting eccentric customers and upcycling items into new forms. Discover peculiar trinkets by chipping away at dirt, restore them to glory, and customize your shop with upgrades and tools. Sell to a parade of colorful customers, each with their own stories and requests.











- The game offers a relaxing and addictive gameplay loop, allowing players to uncover, clean, and upcycle trinkets at their own pace.
- The art style and character designs are charming, contributing to a cozy atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- The developers are responsive to player feedback and consistently release updates, showing a commitment to improving the game.
- The gameplay can become repetitive after a few hours, with limited content and a lack of meaningful progression or objectives.
- Some mechanics, such as the cleaning and chiseling processes, can feel tedious and may lead to frustration due to their simplicity.
- There are bugs and glitches present, particularly with item interactions and inventory management, which can disrupt the flow of the game.
gameplay
142 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a simple and relaxing loop centered around cleaning, chiseling, and upcycling trinkets, which many players find satisfying and enjoyable for short sessions. However, the experience can become repetitive and lacks depth, with limited upgrades and content currently available, leading to a sense of staleness after a few hours. While the game shows potential with its cozy atmosphere and engaging mechanics, players are advised to wait for further updates to enhance gameplay variety and depth.
“Pretty cool game, the gameplay loop is chill. I assume there will be more mini-games and such added to the game as it goes on, but right now there's a solid 2-3 hours of just enjoyment.”
“The gameplay loop is simple and relaxing, making it a nice little time waster with a unique cast of NPCs and interesting mechanics around the scrap items you can upcycle.”
“With its charming simplicity and relaxing gameplay, it’s a fantastic choice for anyone looking to unwind after a long day.”
“There isn't enough content in the game yet to warrant purchasing it, as the gameplay loop ends around day 30, there are no upgrades available for your most important tools and any storylines from customers are completed after around day 20.”
“The gameplay loop gets stale after about 1 hour.”
“No gameplay loop to be found, just pointless busywork with arbitrary time slots, no fail-states, no challenge, no progression, no decisions.”