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Trash City Turbo

Fire up your Turbo-charged Street Sweeper and carve perfect lines, at breakneck speeds, through the filth-ridden lower sectors of Neotropolis.

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About the Game

Fire up your Turbo-charged Street Sweeper and carve perfect lines, at breakneck speeds, through the filth-ridden lower sectors of Neotropolis.

Trash City Turbo is about cleaning each filthy little district of Neotropolis, as fast as you can. It’s immediate fun and satisfaction with minimal friction, all wrapped in a gorgeous Cyber-Chunk art style. Explore the single-player campaign as you fight to protect your honest living from a ruthless mega corp intent on pushing their automated, robotic tech into all sectors of municipal work. Revisit locations and challenges to score the perfect run on each job.

Key Appeal

  • 'Pick up and play’ bursts of high speed gameplay with immediate appeal

  • A satisfying cleaning system that tickles your primordial, lizard brain

  • A unique, stylized handling model, begging to be mastered

  • Old-school videogame design - no micro-transactions, time-wasting or bloated unlock systems