You know how some projects start small and then… get slightly out of hand?

Yeah, that’s this one.

What began as “let’s make a small scrapyard game” somehow turned into:

• a full-blown recycling operation

• machines everywhere

• and players min-maxing trash like it’s a competitive sport

Which means this is the actual full version. The one with more content, more systems, and fewer “we’ll fix it later” moments.

💸 Also, about the price (we come bearing good news)

The game is currently:
🔥 on Daily Deal
💸 discounted for launch

AND — if you like getting things even cheaper (who doesn’t):
👉 There’s a bundle with this game available, so you can grab it for an even lower price if you own or pick up our other games

https://store.steampowered.com/bundlelist/3339330

basically… we made a game about trash
and now we’re helping you save money
this feels thematically correct

🎬 If you want to see what you’re getting into:

Check out the full release trailer here:
👉

🛒 And if you’re curious:

You can grab Junkyard Builder here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3339330/Junkyard_Builder/

Thanks for checking it out — and sorry in advance if you lose 3 hours optimizing scrap processing.

(we warned you)

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