Hungry Trash
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Get ready to go on a feeding frenzy! The monsters are ready to eat some trash!
- Rating
- 3.9
- 171 ratings
- Downloads
- 10K+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- May 9
- 2019 · v1.1.1
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About Hungry Trash
Be careful, because these monsters are hungry and ready to eat some trash! Get ready to go on a feeding frenzy!
Hungry Trash is a fast-paced game where you feed three monsters, Trash, Recycle and Compost! Feed the monsters what they want from the conveyer belt, and earn points! If you fail to drag the piece of trash to the right monster, they accumulate "waste" points, and too much waste results in a "game over"!
FEATURES:
-30 different variations of trash items(starting from 3)
-Endless gameplay
-Fast-paced, nonstop action
-Pause features to take breaks in-game
Where does that banana peel go? What about that newspaper, or maybe this piece of bread? Failing to recycle or compost releases methane, which pollutes the air and damages our world. Learn how to protect the environment and have fun at the same time! You can also keep replaying for a high score, and in the process you will learn how to sort trash!
From the makers of the Poke-Moron Test, Poke-Moron Test Deluxe, Poke-Moron Test:Winter Edition, and Penguin Dodge!
Hungry Trash is a fast-paced game where you feed three monsters, Trash, Recycle and Compost! Feed the monsters what they want from the conveyer belt, and earn points! If you fail to drag the piece of trash to the right monster, they accumulate "waste" points, and too much waste results in a "game over"!
FEATURES:
-30 different variations of trash items(starting from 3)
-Endless gameplay
-Fast-paced, nonstop action
-Pause features to take breaks in-game
Where does that banana peel go? What about that newspaper, or maybe this piece of bread? Failing to recycle or compost releases methane, which pollutes the air and damages our world. Learn how to protect the environment and have fun at the same time! You can also keep replaying for a high score, and in the process you will learn how to sort trash!
From the makers of the Poke-Moron Test, Poke-Moron Test Deluxe, Poke-Moron Test:Winter Edition, and Penguin Dodge!
What’s new
Version 1.1.1 · Updated May 9, 2019
***BIG UPDATE*** Updated Android SDK support Performance optimizations and bug fixes
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User reviews
It's a good game
Its so fun and so...CUTE!
It's an easy way to teach your kids what goes in the green waste trash and recycling
this game is very important for all the kids who are litter bugs please play this game. and also can this have some cash and you can updated the monster the energy of thr waste and you put one more monster.
I love this child friendly educational app that JCsoft has made. I'm like 9 and I love this cute little app!
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