《我的回收中心2》现已登陆 Xbox —— 是时候大干一场了

There aren’t many games where a filthy compactor, a queue of impatient customers and a freshly painted rubbish truck can make for a productive afternoon. My Recycling Center 2 is back on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, though, and it’s giving virtual waste management a sizeable upgrade.

The sequel is out now, priced at £14.24 for the Standard Edition, with several bundles available for anyone keen to expand their collection of trucks.

At A Glance

• Game: My Recycling Center 2
• Developer: Darius Bode
• Publisher: Darius Bode
• Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One
• Price: £14.24 Standard Edition
• Genre: Simulation / Management

From Sorting Rubbish To Running The Whole Operation

My Recycling Center 2 builds on the original My Recycling Center with a bigger, more involved take on the business of dealing with other people’s unwanted stuff. You’ll design and expand your own recycling yard, unload incoming waste, sort it, compact it and keep the machinery in working order. Let things slide and compactors can wear down, while customers arriving at the same time may soon find themselves stuck in a queue.

There’s more room to make the place your own this time, thanks to a level editor that lets you arrange the yard, position upgrades and plan your layout. Improved vehicle and container models, new shaders and a wider variety of characters also give the operation a more detailed look.

And it isn’t all about processing rubbish. The expanded second-hand shop and new advertising signs help attract customers looking to buy used furniture and electronics. You can even get the pressure washer out to clean containers, or use a paint gun to restore tired-looking finishes. Waste management has never been so keen on a bit of presentation.

Bigger Trucks, Bigger Plans And A City To Clean

As your recycling business grows, My Recycling Center 2 opens the door to municipal services, including rubbish collection routes around a city you can explore. You’ll empty public bins, transport the contents and deliver them to the waste processing plant. There’s also an XL expansion for your centre, complete with a large modern roof and loading ramp to make unloading easier.

Which Edition Should You Pick Up?

There are four options available on the Xbox Store, depending on how much of the trucking side you want to take home.

• Standard Edition – £14.24: The base game.
• Bulk Trash Trucks Edition – £16.99: The base game plus the Bulk Trash Trucks DLC, adding two trucks. The DLC is also available separately for £6.69.
• Wastepaper Trucks Edition – £16.99: The base game plus the Wastepaper Trucks DLC, also adding two trucks. Again, this DLC is available separately for £6.69 if you so prefer.
• Complete Edition – £21.24: The base game and both DLC expansions, adding four trucks in total.

The Complete Edition should be the one to go for, especially if you want both truck packs from the outset. If you’d rather start with the core experience and see how you get on, the Standard Edition keeps the initial outlay lower.

If you’ve ever fancied turning a mountain of rubbish into a well-oiled business, there’s a fresh load of work waiting for you.

Neil Wattonhttps://www.thexboxhub.com/

An Xbox gamer since 2002, I bought the big black box just to play Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee. I have since loved every second of the 360's life and am now just as obsessed with the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S - mostly with the brilliant indie scene that has come to the fore. Gamertag is neil363, feel free to add me to your list.