Dumpster Talk
Everything in the room has an opinion about your aim.
Toss trash at the bin while everything in the room tells you how bad your aim is. Every scene has a trash can to hit, six taunters with something to say, and one animal that just snickers.
Every throw wakes someone up: the coffee mug calls you out, the printer sneers, the cat smirks. Hit a taunter while it's talking and it goes quiet for the rest of the level.
How It Plays
Push, Aim, Dunk
Push the ball toward what you want to hit: a crosshair goes where you push, and the throw lands on whatever is under it. Five levels per scene, each needing more dunks with a little more wind.
A Room Full of Hecklers
Six taunters and one snickering animal in every scene. Hit a taunter while it's talking to silence it; hit something that isn't talking and it counts as a miss. Catch the snickerer mid-snicker the first time and you get two throws back.
Every Throw Counts
A dunk, a taunter or a miss: every throw costs one, so you decide what's worth aiming at. Dunks pass the level. One star to pass; three stars takes every dunk, all six taunters and the snickerer. Struggling with a level? After a few tries you can take extra throws.
Sixteen Scenes
Free: the Parking Lot, the Office, the Park and the Kitchen. Scene packs add the City (Bus Stop, Garage, Classroom), the Rec (Gym, Beach, Diner), Game Day (Court, Ball Field, Football Field) and the Midway Plaisance (Dunk Tank, Milk Bottles, Duck Shoot).
Holidays Change What You Throw
Snowballs at Christmas, decorated eggs at Easter, mini pumpkins at Halloween, gelt at Hanukkah, laddoos at Diwali, and more across thirteen holidays. The rooms dress up too.
Leaderboards and Achievements
Lifetime boards for accuracy, dunks, taunt hits and throws, with your friends first and then the world, and thirty-seven achievements, a few of them secret. Every week a new challenge: one level and one twist for everyone, with its own leaderboard. Every result is checked by replaying your throws, so the boards stay honest. Leaderboards are optional; every mode plays without them.
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Privacy
Your progress is stored on your device. Leaderboards and friends are optional and use an anonymous DDAP Sigil: a random ID, the gamertag you choose, and your game results. No name, email, phone number or location is collected. Data is never sold, never used for advertising, and never used to track you, and you can delete your Sigil and all of its data from inside the app at any time. Read the full privacy policy.
Join the Dumpster Talk Beta
Dumpster Talk is in private beta for iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. Testing is by invitation: tap Request Beta Access below and fill in the short form in the email: your device, operating system and version, and the Apple ID or Google account you use with the App Store or Google Play. Test invitations are tied to that account, so please use the one on your device.
Dumpster Talk is free to download with four scenes, and has no ads. More scenes come in optional scene packs, each a one-time purchase; nothing has to be bought to finish a level.