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Description
A local city has a problem of un-separated trash left by citizens. Each player is a company that does the trash separation and recycling for the city.
Use your truck (hand) to take unsorted garbage (cards) from dump sites and deliver each type to its appropriate recycling center. Every delivery that fills a center's quota earns you payment from the city.
However, your truck has a weight limit (5 items/cards), and, if you overload it, you have to dump the excess illegally (which costs money).
The player with the most money becomes the one and only authorized garbage collector of the city.
Year Published
2003
Transcript Analysis
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Chairman of the Board top_5_list at 9:36 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- engaging card-driven decisions
- tight, compact design with clear rhythm
- accessible to new players
Cons
- availability is an issue (out of print in English)
- hand-management tension can be punishing
Thematic elements
- sustainability and resource optimization
- Japanese hand-management recycling theme
- clever, puzzle-like
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- hand management — you manage a hand of trashed cards and choose how to play them into columns.
- risk-reward in hand size — if you exceed five cards, you must reveal and play them, potentially incurring negatives.
- set collection — play stacks to trigger scoring cards as you accumulate similar trash types.
- set collection and scoring growth — play stacks to trigger scoring cards as you accumulate similar trash types.
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Quotes (from this video)
- it's just a pure luck Fest
- I definitely would not recommend this one
- this is a very well-designed and clever game
- the rule book I thought this game would be far too basic
- it worked pretty damn well
- this is right at my alley in terms of the card games that I enjoy
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