Hardspace: Shipbreaker

5 hours in and the game is getting really good and cool. I'm really enjoying just chilling talking with people while playing this game. Only thing distracting from that is the talking of the characters, but they have wonderful voice acting and seem quite interesting, so I can get behind it. I love that the shifts take 15 minutes, so even though it's easy for the game to suck you in for hours, playing for just 30 minutes is really enjoyable. The movement takes some getting used to, but once you do, it's really fun. Playable even on the LCD steam deck, but I find it hard to control on a gamepad in general. Runs flawlessly on my pc at stable 120 frames on ultra. Highly recommend to anyone, who likes Space Engineers or technical games in general.

Criminally underrated and awesome game!

Astounding look sound and gameplay 10/10

My hours should speak for themselves, and I've just now completed the game. I didn't exactly race through, but I was also far from completing all upgrades... Overall, super super impressed, and definitely got my money's worth out of it. 1. Watching you go from struggling with the controls and zero-g orientation/navigation to zipping around, ripping apart ships is really cool to wrap your head around... just how our brain can adapt to something so foreign, so quickly. 2. The actual physics engine is awesome. 3. I wish there was quite a bit more variety in ships (and general condition of ships). It does end up feeling a bit samesy throughout much of the game. 4. The narrative storytelling was great. A bit slow at parts, but well acted, well-told, and certainly interesting. Overall an easy recommend to anyone looking for a calmer, relaxing experience - def would fall into the "cozy" camp for me.

Fantastic and unique game to spend time in breaking down the ships.

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I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ LOVE UNIONIZATION

I discovered this game back in Early Access. At first I was like: "Okay... so I cut spaceships apart for a living?" A few hours later: "NOOOOO! THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO GO TO THE BARGE!" A few more hours later: "Who put this reactor in two separate pieces? Oh... right... me." This game has no business being this addictive. Somehow, dismantling ships, sorting scrap, and trying not to explode becomes one of the most relaxing and satisfying gameplay loops ever made. Also, the option to disable oxygen consumption is the greatest quality-of-life feature ever added. I'm here to dismantle spaceships, not to spend half my shift worrying about breathing. 10/10. Would accidentally send valuable equipment into the Furnace again.