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Trash is Fun
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July 4, 2022
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E Mild Fantasy Violence
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Trash is Fun is a coop moving lowpoly waste sorting and recycling simulator that is developed by teenagers from the studio Martian Teapots. The glaciers melted, because of this, a virus was released, which gave the mind to animals. After they decided to sort and recycle trash.
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Xbox Series X|S, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox OneDevelopers
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E Mild Fantasy Violence
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