Hardspace: Shipbreaker

if this game ever gets workshop support it will be a true masterpiece. the workers rights story kinda mid, but its something i guess.

Shut the ♥♥♥♥ up. Shut the ♥♥♥♥ up. Shut the ♥♥♥♥ up. Shut the ♥♥♥♥ up. Shut the ♥♥♥♥ up. Shut the ♥♥♥♥ up. You write like a 15 year old who's garbage was proofread by an intern that removed the swears. I'm not interested in your garbage ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dialogue, let me ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ skip it.

I finished the campaign and I only find the voice of Shippy annoying. I like the story and the dynamics between the characters. When there is dialog in the yard I just hover, looking at the ship I'm working on, and listen to the story. It's nice. I'm not done with the game. There are other things to try like the 15 min shift etc. Love this game :)

This game is an incredible vibe. Once you get the full spacial movement & shipbreaking mechanics downpat, its a complete chill & vibe game. The soundtrack only multiplies this by 100x. Thoroughly enjoyed my playthrough of this game, including the story despite many steam reviews saying otherwise.

I really want to like this game, but especially one thing stands in the way - the NPC characters I am constantly FORCED to listen to with no option to skip or not interact with. They keep talking and I don't care. They talk sloooooowly about things I don't give a crap about. They force themselves into my ears and onto my screen and I have to just pause my game and sit there and do nothing, because I can't continue doing anything until they are done. All I want to do is be a cool space salvager and not care about boring office drama and people's interpersonal problem. Let me be without it. And some of the "story" takes ages. Just incessant yapping. Secondly, the endless tutorial is a problem. I am currently on my 5th salvage ship, and I am still being tutorialised at because of some new gadget, that I would rather play around with myself. I want to fail or succeed at it myself and only see a tutorial if I feel like I need it. Ever. If I finish the game it will stop me from ever playing a new save, because I just don't want to be forced through the endless tutorials and the NPC snorefest again. Update after 2 more hours: Still tutorials and even more loooooong unskippable exposition dumps that are more boring than watching paint dry - reminder, that you cannot do anything while the npcs talk. Best solution for this is turning off voices and just leaving the game running while you do something else.

Bro, who asked for all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dialogue????? LET ME SKIP THIS ♥♥♥♥ I DON'T CARE ABOUT THE CHARACTERS, I WANT TO BREAK SHIPS.

黙々と、延々と船を解体するいわゆる作業ゲー…ですが！本作の特色について2点言及します [h1]解体が思ったより大変！[/h1] 作業ゲーと言えば単純作業が多い印象ですが、本作は作業しながら結構頭を使います。 雑なカットで与圧区画と宇宙空間が繋がってしまうと、映画で見るような「船の内装が宇宙空間に吸われる」現象が起きます。 機器類は引っこ抜いたりぶつけたりするとショートして感電しますが、電気系統を先に処理してしまうとドア・ロック・与圧管理など操作系統が使えなくなるジレンマ。 宇宙船の核たるリアクターについては、解体手順を間違えると大爆発が避けられない始末。 スタンダードモードでは1日のシフトが15分しかないので、時間の使い方も大事になってきます。たかだか3000クレジットの照明全部を丁寧に引っこ抜くことを思えば、さっさとプロセッサーにぶちこんでサルベージ失敗（赤ゲージ）を受け入れることも大事な判断ということです。 最初は丁寧で良いですが、クレジットに見合わないと感じる作業があればそれをどうやって省くか考える余地があるのは解体屋の冥利に尽きるところ。 [h1]やや風刺めいたブラック企業との対峙[/h1] キャリアモードでは配属されたチームメンバーとのゆるゆる会話を経て、企業の待遇について疑問を抱き騒動に発展する展開が待ち受けます。 海外制作の、それも300年も未来の話にしては意外なほど現実味があって、登場人物に対して職場の人間を重ね見ることもしばしば。私は感情移入できました（そして反吐がこみ上げました） ただ、まぁ、その。上司の横柄な振る舞いや怒鳴りつける声は嫌でも気に障るのでゲームしたいだけなのになんでこんな思いを…と思わなくもないです。ブラック企業を演出するための成分がノイズ多めですね。心身に悪い。 この2点は当然ながら「俺はただ作業がしたいんだ」というかたには蛇足です。 私は作業してねと、山積みの作業だけ置かれても没頭できないタイプなので、適度に頭を使いかつ目的（ストーリー性）のある本作はちょうど良い塩梅でした。

Its a great concept executed very well that is unfortunately completely ruined by a heavy handed reddit tier communist power fantasy storyline. If the game had not focused on preaching the virtues of commi bs through its brown female characters and instead had created actual endgame content i would recommend this to everyone i know. otherwise buy it on deep sale and prepare to cringe at the storyline if the gameplay really speaks to you

If you know me, you my reviews are less-than-comprehensive most of the time. So I likely won't do this title justice. This title, for me, is one of the best digital experiences I have witnessed in its.. genre?- which I would have to label a sci-fi salvage labor drama. Of course, there's the zero-g salvage aspect- which on its own is already an amazing concept. But they didn't stop there. They framed the simple game mechanics with a Western/Midwest trucker/blue collar vibe and a story that relates ever-present labor issues whatever era you find yourself living in. I mean, insuring your workforce through cloning but passing the costs onto the individual worker? Diabolical. And that's just one of the innumerable concepts that I have found myself loving throughout my gameplay. You can teardown glitchy ghost ships infested with digital gremlins, find easter eggs, and even decorate your equipment with- get this- stickers. There's posters you can hang, too. Might be cool to be able to hang those outside, where you'll spend most of your time. The quarters is basically and 3D menu- also an awesome concept. Kudos on that. I would be open to a sequel DLC more than a separate sequel. New ships, different orbits, customization that doesn't kill performance. I would even pay full price. This title's base game is.. dare I say perfect? It *works*. For me- the truest bliss in this title comes from a perfect salvage where I don't have to be cloned after slamming into a solid object beyond the structural capability of my bones and/or spacesuit. Or set on fire. Or Recycled. Or vaporized by a reactor. You get it? You're going to die. But for me- if I'm too frustrated by that point, I just alt-f4 and start from the last time I was in the quarters. Useful, if you're mid-salvage. This is a great game to have.

Amazing game but it seriously NEEDS to have a VR version! I would LOVE being in space, entering the ships and work closely like that. So many games that doesn't need VR or doesn't even make sense to have VR, have it. This would be perfect for it! I would even go so far as to buy it again if it came out on it's own.