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I’m not too sure actually, and it’s probably impossible to know at this rate, since I couldn’t spend more than half an hour on this title.Įven among the most unimaginative of blockbuster games and first-person shooters, it’s usually their elaborate, even needlessly sophisticated gunplay that stands out, as well as the ridiculous variety of ways you can snipe the tiny heads off your enemies. The idea, in subsequent hours, is that you’ll soon be leading a team of homeless folks that will eventually lead to a bigger uprising against the tyranny of the local police force. It’s a declaration that makes so little sense until you realise it’s just a fisticuffs session with another homeless guy, who will be absent-mindedly wandering into your less-than-humble abode for a fight. But take a closer look beyond its hood, and you’ll find that Garbage is a game that is barely serviceable.Īfter being thrown into a tutorial with remarkably vague instructions, you’ll spend a couple of befuddling minutes wondering what’s going on, before being told that you’ll be encountering a “garbage invasion”.

SWITCH MIGHTY GOOSE SIMULATOR

On the surface, Garbage is a homeless fighting simulator that carries parallels to Punch Club: train hard, win fights, and take showers–the only twist being that you’re a homeless man who now has to live next to the dumpster.

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