Sort It, The recycling game!

1. The object of the Game is to sort the processed waste blocks into their respective channels. They are then taken away and the recycled materials put back in the community, to be used again to make new things.

2. As the blocks come out of the channels, the operator uses the laser console to make sure the blocks go to the right channels. Swipe the blocks in the direction they need to go to activate him, and the laser

3. Most of the blocks can be re used. But some are toxic. These cannot be recycled and must got to landfill. These are purple and always go to the far, purple channel

4. The next five channels are paper, plastic, metal, cartons, and glass. The blocks are colour co-ordinated with the channels. They have to go through for final checking then reappear on the black, secondary conveyor. These must be sorted again. Now you have two lots of blocks to manage!

5. Finally, the organic waste must go to a separate sorting area. Any block with a green tone, will always go to the nearest channel. They will be stacked, and then reappear on the green organic conveyor. You must then make sure they too go to their correct green channel, at the same time as managing the other two conveyors!

6. Your workers have to work against the clock in shifts and fulfil quotas. Each block is worth 100 points on the blue platform, and 150 points on the other green and black platforms. The counter deducts from the total as you go. The object is to bring the total down to zero.

7. If your blocks go close to the edge and are wrong, the alarms will sound to warn you.

8. If you let too many blocks go to the wrong channels the recycling plants machinery becomes compromised, and power failures occur. The lights go dim and the blocks become shadowed. They will appear black, and they only show their true colour near to the edge, making your job much harder! You have to quickly make enough correct choices to turn the lights back on.

9. You cant move a block into a space already occupied by a block.

10. When you touch a platform or box, it activates camera zoom to give a clearer view release to zoom out.