something tells me that our pto isn't getting approved this quarter ...
Glorgo’s Microplastics Mine is an absurd incremental game being developed by students at USC for the Advanced Games Project program 2025-26 cohort. Visit us at Expo in May 2026!
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something tells me that our pto isn't getting approved this quarter ...
Glorgo’s Microplastics Mine is an absurd incremental game being developed by students at USC for the Advanced Games Project program 2025-26 cohort. Visit us at Expo in May 2026!

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Have you been curious about where all that plastic that our miners retrieve goes? Honestly, so are we. But our UI team has been hard at work creating a lovely plan to use all of those microplastics in our HUD.
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Glorgo’s Microplastics Mine is an absurd incremental game being developed by students at USC for the Advanced Games Project program 2025-26 cohort. Visit us at Expo in May 2026!
as per suggestion of our mine manager, maybe don't go outside if you see them wandering around ...
Glorgo’s Microplastics Mine is an absurd incremental game being developed by students at USC for the Advanced Games Project program 2025-26 cohort. Visit us at Expo in May 2026!
MEET GLORGO’S LEAD ENGINEER: Blake! Blake is a Computer Science Games masters student at USC. She oversees all the engineering aspects of Glorgo’s Microplastics Mine. Glorgo’s Microplastics Mine is an absurd incremental game being developed by students at USC for the Advanced Games Project program 2025-26 cohort. Visit us at Expo in May 2026!