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Recyclamation

Recyclamation is a narrative-driven sorting game set inside a cold, efficient reclamation facility. You play as Unit 481202, a mindwiped drone assigned to one job: obey and recycle.

Your task is simple on paper—identify recyclable items and route them into the correct chutes—but the system demands perfection. You’ll inspect objects by sight or rely on specialized devices to verify what they are. Keep the facility’s stores stocked above critical levels, hit your quotas, and avoid mistakes—because failure doesn’t mean a warning. It means being sent back for “retraining.”

Sort. Maintain. Survive.

• Item identification gameplay: recognize materials and objects quickly, using visual clues and tools.
• High-stakes efficiency: maintain multiple resource stores and prevent them from dropping below critical thresholds.
• Ever-present oversight: the facility is watching, and performance has consequences.

As you work, certain items don’t just belong to the recycling stream—they belong to you. Some discoveries trigger suppressed fragments of memory, pulling you toward the truth of who you were, why your mind was wiped, and what exists beyond the facility’s walls. The more you process, the more the routine begins to crack.

Reclaim your memories.

Recyclamation blends methodical workplace tasks with a slowly unfolding story. Each shift can reveal more about your identity, the purpose of the reclamation operation, and the unsettling reality behind your assigned role.

A secret request—and a dangerous choice.

A strange creature appears, claiming to be a friend from your past. It asks you to discreetly acquire specific items to support its cause. You can ignore it and follow protocol, or you can help—risking everything if the Supervisor catches you.

Recyclamation was created by a small team in ten weeks as part of Threeclipse’s Junior Program, designed to support recent graduates and career changers entering the games industry. It’s a compact, story-rich experience focused on tense decision-making, careful observation, and the creeping feeling that your job is not what it seems.