A million things. All in the wrong place.

You start as a trainee at a landfill with nothing but your hands and a one-kilogram carrying limit. In front of you: a mountain of a million objects. Bottles, phones, egg cartons, rotting fruit, broken electronics, all mixed together, all belonging somewhere else.

Clear it. One piece at a time, then one shovel at a time, then one truckload at a time.

Earn better tools

Hands. Shovel with five crates. Industrial vacuum feeding a pallet. Front loader that eats 400 items per second. Every tool changes how you work, and what you can afford to stop looking at.

Sorting that actually asks something of you

A glass bottle is easy. A crushed egg carton smeared with yolk is not. A toy that's half plastic, half metal is not. Contaminated loads are worth less. The fast tools mix everything together, the slow ones keep it clean. Choosing when to be careful and when to be quick is the whole job.

Watch it disappear

The pile isn't a backdrop. Dig into it and it drops, shifts and shrinks, until the ground underneath is bare and the counter finally reads 1,000,000.

No timers. No quotas. No angry boss.

Work at your own pace. The only pressure is the number in the corner of your screen.