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A factory floor at 3 a.m.: a conveyor belt of identical purple game boxes with one-star stickers, a revenue chart climbing on the wall.

Trash Games Factory

Ship garbage. Get rich. Feel nothing.

The pitch

You run a mobile game studio with no ideas and no shame. You clone hits, rename them, ship them broken, and watch the line go up. Hire cynics, buy awards, settle lawsuits quietly. It plays as satire right up until it starts feeling like a documentary, which happens fast.

Trailer

How it plays

A conveyor belt of four identical game boxes heading toward a big red button.

Ship faster than taste

The loop is simple: clone, rename, ship, repeat. Quality is a slider, and the game is honest about which direction the money is in.

A chart with a solid revenue line rising while a faint dotted line falls.

The line goes up

Revenue climbs no matter what you ship. A second, quieter line tracks what it costs, and the game never confuses the two for you.

Two phones side by side: one crowded with red banner ads, one clean with a single play button.

The joke stays outside the app

Your fake games are full of popups, timers, and gacha. The real one you are holding has none. That gap is the whole point.

Screens

The studio floor earning $41,208 a day, four desks, and one oversized red SHIP IT button.
The catalog: three cloned games averaging 1.1 stars, each earning six figures. A caption notes the correlation.
Quarterly numbers: revenue up 480 percent, employee morale listed as 'see revenue', and an option to acquire a smaller studio.
The design screen: a popup-frequency slider at maximum, a fun slider near zero, and a note that these sliders don't exist out here.
The hiring screen: a burned-out AAA veteran, a growth hacker, and an idealist who keeps asking if the game is good.
A trophy shelf holding 'Most Downloaded Game Nobody Finished' and 'Fastest Refund Record, three years running'.

The deal

What's free

The whole game. Every mechanic, every ending, every terrible fake game your factory ships.

What's paid

One optional $2.99 purchase: the Executive Desk Toy. It turns your in-game stapler gold. It does nothing else, and the store page says so.

What it costs

$2.99, once, if you feel like tipping. The price is on the button in dollars.

  • No real ads. The fake ones inside the satire stay inside the satire.
  • No energy timers, even though the game is about the people who invented them.
  • No loot boxes, no pity timers, no 'limited' offers on a loop.

Facts

PlatformiPhone
Minimum iOSiOS 16.0
Size96 MB
LanguagesEnglish
Release date2025-03-15
PriceFree / $2.99 optional desk toy
EngineSwift + SpriteKit
DeveloperNattskift Games (one person)

Latest update

v2.1.0 —

  • Added the Legal Department wing, which exists to make problems disappear.
  • The fake app store now writes fake five-star reviews with fake typos.
  • Fixed the gold stapler rendering as merely brass on older devices.