Nice short game. One suggestion from my side would be to show the category of the object when you throw it into the bin, or at least show it when you got it wrong. I might have misinterpreted some items and/or the category of some items, and that additional feedback would make it more easy to improve for the next run(s).

Reminds me of doing bin runs on Motor Town!

I had a couple of issues though, one was that the UI doesn't scale to screen size so most of the important information was cut off for me. The other was that it wasn't super clear what the colors were sometimes since the color overlay would mix with the item's color and it could sometimes be difficult to see if an object was classed as yellow or green. You could do a solid color overlay or a little circle which appears next to each object with it's color. Oh and I did find the AOE pickup upgrade hard to use, I wasn't sure why it would activate sometimes and not others.

I think with a few different town layouts this would be a well rounded little game!

What a great concept! Now that I think about it, garbage men  jumping off the truck trying to empty bins as quick as possible are playing a "minigame" of sorts. Music is awesome as well.

I think this game could really shine given some UI explanations (outside of the scope of this jam) and additional mechanics (trash compacting?).

I did not understand the different types of trash mechanic, and the level itself seemed slow (I felt myself waiting around for the truck to catch up), but given a few tunings I could totally see this making a solid Steam game.

Jay did a great job with the music. For a game the, the music was professionally made. The whole game was a ton of fun with a very simple design. I liked that the trash were color coded when you got close so that you can tell what each trash bag was.

This was great!  I immediately felt like I knew what to do, with the exception of needing specific types of trash, that took a few moments for me to understand.  I also didn't understand I had to click on the upgrade screen, I thought it was automatic.

I loved a lot about this, the music choice was perfect.  I think I would have opted for the sound of a timer tick, instead of the dark fade for indicating the level was almost over.

This was fun, though!  It scratched some sort of itch I didn't know I had.  I want to get ALL the trash!

I loved the core concept of this game, it almost instantly clicked for me. I found the deeper rules kind of confusing, but mostly from a thematic standpoint. It took me a long time to even notice the widget in the lower left. Perhaps you could prompt each day with the route rules? And maybe make the trash a bit more orthogonal (trash bags are always trash, rather than some being yellow, some being red, etc). Some of the icons on the upgrade screen weren't exactly clear in terms of what they would do, especially the hand and the eyeball. 

I only noticed I could throw something when someone pointed it out to me. Anywho, I think the general setting has lots of potential, especially for a friendslop game. It could improve by being a little more explicit and video game-y about the different elements it's playing with
Here's a playtest

Really nice concept, and looks nice too.

• Might just be my computer but I had real lag when playing on Chrome, not sure if that's my issue or the game but thought I'd mention it.
• The first game I played I just immediately turned left and didn't know what was going on for a while, only after restarting did I realize I was supposed to be filling up the bintruck. Perhaps spawning with the truck more in view might be better.
• the carrying didn't super explain itself at first. I realize now that the first item I picked up was heavy and slowed me down (which is great btw, especially if it was worth more points or something.) But as my first item was this, I got a bit confused about if my computer was just being slow? Or if it was meant to be this hard? I think perhaps making sure the first items spawned are always easier to teach carrying, and then later items are heavier to teach weight would be really good.

But overall, very lovely :)

What can I say. I caught myself playing till the end :D I just love progression, it triggers my dopamin receptors. The games feel was quiet nice. Music, SFX and movement. I insanely liked the "streak mechanic" making you faster when collecting the right stuff. I did not play the early versions and have to say It made sense to understand what trash needs to be picked up when with the color coding. Good job!Overall I enjoyed it. 

This was difficult and fun! I think the perspective and the mouse controls made it more difficult for me. I was confused with the controls in the first playthrough, but immediately said "Ohhh" when the game started.

I didn't understand how to tell the difference in the trash types until the second level, but that wasn't a deterrent for me. Also, I had an issue in the first level where a black screen popped up towards the end of the level. I couldn't duplicate it for a screenshot, but wanted to pass on the info just in case!

Love the style for this type of game. Great job!

I really enjoyed this! The music + walk speed going up as you progress is satisfying, and gives a nice, "goofy" feel!

I had such a fun time playing! Really fun and intuitive idea.

The run felt a little bit loose and it took my a little bit of trial and error to understand the differences between different rubbish types but many other notes!

Fun game! I liked the look of the little town, and the music was working for me.

Very challenging, though. Usually I don't even make it to 1 star.
I had some trouble picking things up.  Like, standing in front of an item - sometimes it would highlight, and sometimes it wouldn't.   🤷‍♂️

I saw some other comments mentioned throwing the trash?  I guess I didn't figure out how to throw, I was just walking everything into the bin.

After the final round, is there a way to play again without reloading the browser window?  (I reloaded the browser window. LOL) 

I prop walked on a book. I see all now. (it's not a bug, it's a feature)

Click to hold a prop where you are dragging it and walk into it/ontop of it holding w.

Maybe one day we will have the robots to pick up the bin

Neat concept, had fun for a few mins trying to throw stuff in. A controls tutorial would have been helpful. Some of the objects seemed to be physics enabled and caused movement issues. I couldn't really tell when I could or couldn't throw stuff, seemed like there was an invisible cooldown or something.

Is there a button I can press to start the game after getting to the sliders? There's just 3 sliders (mouse, sfx, and music)   that appear and mashing keys didnt do anything