Gamespot:
Trash TV? When you first hear the title, you might expect a game that sends you off to battle the forces of network evil with the likes of Snooki and Kim Kardashian, but this 2D sidescroller and puzzler takes its title far more literally than that. You are, after all, a TV, and you're in the trash. You follow the tubular guy as he bounds from platform to platform in a grim recycling plant in search of his remote, all while using everything from uzis to shotguns to battle his way to destiny. Like so much trashy TV, the game is not particularly memorable, but neither is it entirely without appeal.
Overmental: Let’s try a quick exercise: When you hear that a game is named ‘Trash TV,’ what kind of game do you think of? Just think of the first couple of things that pop into your head and continue reading the review. Don’t worry, I’ll wait!
"By 2015 its safe to say that most consumers have ditched their CRT TV sets in favor of a flat screen set or two. Trash TV asks players to imagine what happens when these televisions are kicked to the curb. In this game you actually assume the role of a lone CRT monitor who has unceremoniously been brought to a dump. Unfortunately, in the process it became separated from its remote and it’s your goal to search for it to reunite the trashed pair, but it won’t be easy. This dump journey is filled with puzzles and enemies poised to make things challenging, and at times, a bit frustrating."
Excerpt: "Trash TV is neither trash, nor a TV. But it is highly entertaining for the brief time you spend with it, clocking in at about two hours. The price-tag associated makes this an even trade of containing smart puzzles that occupy your time proportionally."
