Trash Goblin Expands to Mobile
Spilt Milk Studios has just released Trash Goblin, the popular PC shopkeeping game originally released in 2025, onto all mobile platforms. It is available on both iOs and Android platforms as of September 15th, 2026…

Spilt Milk Studios has just released Trash Goblin, the popular PC shopkeeping game originally released in 2025, onto all mobile platforms. It is available on both iOs and Android platforms as of September 15th, 2026. Fans can pick up the Android version of Trash Goblin for $12.99 or the iOs version for $14.99, with a special discount to $12.99 if they participate in the “try before you buy” trial beforehand. It will contain all current content from the PC version, including the latest major update from March 2026.
The goal of giving Trash Goblin a mobile release is to bring the familiar comfort to fans wherever they are. It’s a cozy game, as explained by the developers, so being able to pick it up on mobile while out and about is a definite plus that fans of the original release will enjoy.
Trash Goblin Game Features
- 333 different trinkets and accessories to discover, clean, upcycle, sell, and collect
- Different tools to purchase, upgrade, and use
- Three different trinket care minigames
- Gadgets like the Coffee Pot, Soak Tub, and more
- Purchase shelves and storage to expand the shop
- Customize the shop further with different cosmetics (i.e. bedclothes, wallpapers, etc.)
- Visit and vend in four different locations
- 40 different NPCs to sell items to and build relationships with
- Over 100 unique quests to complete
- 40 achievements to earn
- Over 20 hours of story content
- Endless randomized customers, endless gameplay, and endless fun!
For more information on Trash Goblin, check out the iOs App Store, the Android Google Play Store, or the Steam page for the original version.
Tags: Gamersky Games, Spilt Milk Studios, Trash Goblin
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