Hardspace: Shipbreaker

Fantastic game, I wish it had some DLC for ships

Langweilig und eine miese Steuerung macht es nicht besser.

I played mostly in early access but this was such a great chill game. I loved vibing, listening to music or watching a show while disassembling a gigantic space ship.

I picked up this game in early access back in 2020 and come back to it every now and then, which I think shows how good it is. It is definitely "work" and not just because it simulates a job. It requires methodical thinking and intentionally frustrates you by making you break things or go out of your way to do it well. The story is still relevant to this day but is secondary to the game loop of breaking down ships. Even after 6 years there isn't much I would have changed except maybe giving a dialogue skip option for those repeated run-throughs lol Still a solid game.

Space Union the game! This is a pretty intense game, the ships don't get any more difficult just more complex. I have played it since opening and.... yea this story this setting this everything really speaks to me and i think the age we live in where the things we break down are seemingly worth more than the people who made or break these things.

its good

This is a fun, little game that is surprisingly addictive and perfect for short play sessions. Scrapping a ship usually takes between 45 and 90 minutes, which is just about right. However, I do have two complaints. Firstly, after around 25 hours of gameplay, the story starts to drag and the game becomes less addictive. Secondly, with only four ship types, there isn't much variety. While each type includes some sub-variants, they all feel quite similar.