Employee Recycling Center

Step into the hilariously chaotic world of Employee Recycling Center, where mundane office tasks take an unexpected turn, and chaos becomes the order of the day in this whimsical and unconventional puzzler.

Pros:
Absurdly Amusing Concept: Employee Recycling Center takes the mundanity of office life and turns it on its head with an absurdly amusing concept. Transforming employees into inanimate objects and solving puzzles with a touch of mayhem is a recipe for laughter and unexpected twists.
Whimsical Puzzles: The puzzles, while quirky, are surprisingly engaging. From manipulating office supplies to utilizing the bizarre abilities of transformed employees, each level presents a whimsical challenge that keeps you entertained and wondering what absurdity comes next.
Unique Art Style: The game's unique art style adds to its charm. The combination of colorful, cartoonish graphics and offbeat character designs enhances the overall whimsy, creating a visually delightful experience.

Cons:
Short Playtime: Employee Recycling Center is relatively short, and some players might wish for more levels to prolong the chaotic fun. The brevity, however, aligns with the game's pick-up-and-play nature.
Controls Might Feel Clumsy: Maneuvering transformed employees and interacting with objects can feel a bit clumsy at times. While part of the humor is derived from the chaos, some players may find the controls a tad challenging.

Conclusion:
Employee Recycling Center is a delightful escape from the ordinary, offering a quirky and humorous take on office life. If you're in the mood for laughter, absurdity, and a unique puzzle-solving experience, this game is a gem. Transform employees, wreak havoc, and revel in the mayhem of the Employee Recycling Center. Highly recommended for those who appreciate the lighter side of puzzle gaming!

As a game itself it sucks , no content , no story , nothing ... But as an achievement hunter this game is the bomb
Lots of achievements in a very short period ..

Personally not too sure what to say about this game. It's like Viscera Cleanup Detail, but more asset-flippy...you get a bunch of achievements for completing the game, but nah, I can't recommend it.

this game is very advanced and extremely well designed for gathering 500 achievements, 10/10 would not recommend unless you want aids

Employee Recycling Center is an achievement based game with a few puzzles that require you to perform certain activities to unlock. This isn't even a game, but more so a display of assets, physics, and mechanics. Some of the achievements involve placing objects onto the table that has an electrical current flowing out of it to destroy them. Another achievement consists of finding the mop and cleaning all the blood trails around the map. Virtual Reality is also supported, but highly advised not to play because there will be a lack of immersion and controls will be limited. Considering price and content; this game received a 3/10 rating based on length, difficulty, and achievements. Only worth perfecting for the achievements, but otherwise, the content is absolutely lackluster.

I can't even call this a game. It feels like a test after learning the basics to create some rooms and let the player do some actions.
This game's only purpose is to give you a huge amount of achievements.

Released in 2017 from Idea Cabin comes Employee Recycling Centre. You play as an employee who was left behind during an emergency, and are locked inside your work place. Covered in blood and bodies, you are left with nothing to do but clean up after the accident.

When I first saw this, I thought it was going to be like Viscera Cleanup Detail, just a cheaper knock off version, and decided to get it as a bit of fun before I got Viscera Cleanup Detail.

This was nothing like Viscera Cleanup Detail. I assume in some ways it is, from the gameplay I’ve see, but this is a really simple game. You open a door, press a button, clean up some blood and bodies, destroy some barrels, and you’re done. That’s it. That’s the game. Luckily, this only takes under an hour to complete.

I was honestly bored out of my mind playing this. I thought there would at least be some jump scares, or something like that, considering that this is classed as a horror game, but there was nothing. There was no audio other than the sound of footsteps, and the buzz of the evacuation machine are the only things to keep you entertained; oh and the brushing sounds of the mop.

This game is pretty well made, in honesty. It runs quite fast but that’s pretty much all the positive things there are about this game. Good for achievement hunters – pressing a button gets you 500 achievements – but other than that, there’s nothing that makes this game worth playing.

As most reviews said. This game is simply to get achievements. Got all in 8 minutes of gameplay.
Pick up the game if you can get it cheap and are, like me, an achievement hunter. Don't expect much fun during those few minutes however.

I'm not even going to type the words to describe what shyte this is.

"Over 500 achievements" = press a button, you get 500 spam achievements. It's a ripoff of Viscera Cleanup Detail but not remotely as good or fun or well made.

Great for if you want 500 achievements for about 10 minutes of gameplay! Otherwise completely boring. Only get the game if its only a couple cents and then just sell the trading cards to get back your money you spent on the game.

Put simply This game is just there to easily get achievments and you can do that in under half an hour. All but 4 of the achivements involve hitting a button. Theres no tutorial no explanation on what to do ,it only contains one stage and theres no menu, intro or ending.

Oddly it had no problem with an xbox 360 controller using standard dual stick movement.

I got it on special for 33 cents and after completing the achievments I have no wish to play it again. If you want to get a game for easy achievments then get it when its cheap. If your lookin for some fun this probly isn't for you.

This game is not a game at all. It is just an achievements collector. You can get all 505 in 20 minutes. I let then game run for a hour and half so I could collect the 3 card drops. I only purchased the game because a coupon made it cost just a few cents. I rate it 1/100

p.s. if you still thinking about purchasing look at the screenshots in the store and realize that there is one picture for each room in the game. There is nothing more to it.

The biggest crap I've played so far.

Positive:
The Graphic reminds me of Doom1 that's still ok.
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The game itself is a bad joke.

Negativ:
There are only six tasks to be done in 5 minites
Task one from the start point press a pressure plate.
Task two You wear items to a recycler
Task three they are looking for a hand to open a door.
Task four they press a console to get Codes
Task five they are looking for a Broom
Task Six she removes blood from the rooms with the Broom.

When they have done all the tasks restarts the game.

Now I know why none of my friends owns the game.
0.49 Cents is absolutely overpriced, you should still get Money to include the game to include in his Account.

A terrible budget Unity version of Viscera Cleanup Detail. No menu, ALT+F4 to quit, the usual high tier quality stuff. The only positives I can give this game is that it's easy to 100% within 10 minutes and it works (it didn't crash)... So that's something at least.

According to the store page, Employee Recycling Center is about a poor employee who was left trapped and abandoned by their co-workers after an accident in the factory where they work. Other than that, no further information is given, and there is zero storytelling within the game itself, which only lasts 8-10 minutes at best if one attempts to achieve everything that there is to do.

At the start, you put a cube on a large red button that's on the floor, after that you grab a hand and put it on a scanner that allows you access to another room; wherein you press a red button that unlocks 500 some achievements. Then, you can take a mop and clean up some blood, disintegrate what's left of a decapitated human body, and destroy the 3 barrels in the game for a few more achievements. That's it. There's no pause menu, no setting options, and the only way to exit the game is by closing it from the task bar. There's one short audio loop, and the textures are PS2-era grade.

With literally nothing more to say about Employee Recycling Center, it's obvious that this title is just Idea Cabin's poor attempt at a cash grab asset-flip, while suckering in achievement hunters with easy trophy gains and using the alluring $1.09 CAD price tag. With this concise review, you know now what exactly to expect from the in-game content, so it's your choice whether or not you want to spend your coffee funds on something that probably took 5 hours at most to develop. An extremely lazy release, with "free DLC coming soon!". At least the ZUP! games had some substance, but this is just horrendous.

Rating: 0.5/5.0 - Abysmal, avoid it like the plague.

I've joked before that with the recent trend of achievement piñatas, it would be just a matter of time before we get a game*, maybe titled "TEH RED BUTTAN", where you spawn inside a room with, true to the title, a red button, which once pressed would unlock all of the hundreds of achievements at once and case closed.

Do I feel like a semi-prophet now. So far, nothing has come as close to my joke/dream/prophecy as this game*

There is indeed a red button here. Pressing it will unlock 500 of the 505 achievements. But it's not as simple as I dreamed. You need to press it not once, but five (cinco) times. After that the remaining 5 achievements involve throwing a couple of objects into a electrical zapper and mopping the blood off the floor. Took me about 15 minutes to 100%, and I'm a stop and smell the flowers garbage kind of guy.

As your attorney I advise you refund this and feel no remorse.

Oh, but isn't that 'scummy'?

Opinions will differ among the community, but mine is that there's nothing intrinsically wrong with a high number of achievements in a game, even if they're trivially obtainable, IF there is something resembling of a game in there. I'm not talking stellar graphics or a completely original concept. The ZUP! possibly eternal series, hated by many, is one such example of a game that is a game. Personally I found it pleasurable to overcome the albeit easy physics puzzles and move on to the next level. They are thought through. For another example, see Turret Terminator, a simple yet satisfying game that doesn't excel in originality or graphics, spams achievements like there's no tomorrow, but is a game and has a gameplay. Those two (among other examples) knowingly exploit the fact achievement hunters will feel the need to buy it, but at the same time offer something in return.

Employee Recycling Center isn't anything. If you support this, you're supporting the real "TEH RED BUTTAN", which if no one else makes it, I will, and you'll only have to press it once to get 3000 achievements. And if I make it and it goes through greenlight (and you know it will) and you don't refund it, I'll be laying on a beach in the French Polynesia laughing at you idiots.

* The term 'game' is loosely used here in order to prevent too much digression. I trust the reader can come up with more appropriate descriptors.

Complete rubbish. I feel like it was a weak attempt at portal meets viscera cleanup and then fails to deliver any story at all. Freaking stupid.

Its about the achievements, so expect more trash from the idea Cabin Outhouse

0.1/10 for achievements only, and I feel dirty saying so.

Calling this a game is insulting games, this is empty, really

""Abandoned by your co-workers after a terrible accident in the factory, you are trapped.""
No story IG, nothing

"""Interact with your environment""
3 buttons IG, that all

""Solve puzzles""
Puzzles ?? Where ??

""Unlock up to 500 achievements""
By clicking on a button.....

Valve, its time to add rules about game releases on steam, please.....

Wow, no, just no!

This "Game" is just terrible, if you can even call it a game. You can beat it in about 3 min, and I'm not joking. 100% complete in 3 min. Just to save you time, here is my complete 100% walkthrough for you, from start to finish!

- Grab a box and place it on the giant red box switch to open the door. Achievement.
- Go left and grab a hand, go back and throw it at the "hand scanner" to open the door. Achievement.
- Go into the room. Press the button 5 times then walk away as 500 achievements unlock one after another.
- Go down the other hall to the next room, pick up the body. Continue down the hall all the way to the end, there is a "zapper" thingy that destroys things. Throw body onto it to "destroy" the body. Achievement.
- There is 3 barrels on the map, throw all 3 on the zapper thingy. Achievement.
- Throw a box (any box) on the zapper thingy. Achievement.
- Grab the mop and "clean" up all the blood, by walking over it. Achievement.

Upon completing everything, game will display a black screen for a few seconds, and restart from the start.

- ESC key quits game.
- Request Steam Refund.

89 cents for a 15 minute game clear that looks like and is about the size of a hidden room in doom. 98% of the achievement involve doing the same thing (which takes 2 minutes)

Don't buy this. Either don't buy or refund. It's a generic 18 minute at most game. The up to 500 achivements thing is utter BS. Most of them unlock by hitting a button in the game. The other ones aren't better. It's bad.