Under the tyranny of the wealthy, JunkLand has become the world’s garbage dump. This once pristine land has been reduced to a stinky landfill. But for the Lords of JunkLand this place is a goldmine. There are treasures in the trash that help them earn a living and keep the world safe and clean. They are the unsung heroes of humanity!
Can you find the treasure in trash?
Lord of the Bins is a strategy card game that tests players’ knowledge about segregating trash and your ability to outwit opponents. It involves elements of set collection, placement, trick taking and push-your-luck.
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