Hardspace: Shipbreaker

Good game hamstrung by hamfisted story and cringe dialoge

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Loved the game when it was in early access, seemed like it was gonna be brutally hard and have difficult goals where you would need to develop real skill to make it through. When the story came out, it was VERY easy and the narrative was insufferable. It actually destroyed the game for me TBH, the mechanics where awesome but there is no real objective left to reach. Was gutted, could have sunk hundreds of hours into this but now no point.

Классная игра, мне нравится возиться и разбирать кораблики, бесячие диалоги в режиме компании раздражают маленько, но жить можно.

Mir gefällt es. Ein Hörbuch im Hintergrund laufen lassen und einfach effektiv Schiffe zerlegen, ein Spiel zum entspannen.

DId I enjoy the game? Yes. Was I disappointed with the ending? Yes. I bought the game early on. I was expecting at one point when I got out of debt and got a ship I could go out and find derelict ships to salvage but that was just me being naive I guess. You never leave the ship yard despite having a ship to do so later in the game. Other than that it's a fun, chill game to waste some time on.

"Well, at least nothing's blown up yet" —Every shipbreaker ever right before accidentally igniting the ship's main fuel supply and/or causing a catastrophic reactor meltdown, instantly turning a large portion of the ship into a cloud of metal shards and mangled machinery Great game

Game is almost ok, but tends to be boring and physically exhausting. Yeah, you read it right. Moving, grappling and cutting is a pain, and you'll feel physically tired of having to correct every inch of movement. It's not like piloting a ship with Newtonian physics; it's way worse! Add this to the same visuals over and over, with pita NPCs whose stories and dialogues you can't skip, and there you go: an ok game at most, with an already known problem: the good ideas met a poor execution. This is MY OPINION, not the Almighty Truth.

it's propaganda. very preachy and no you cannot skip the dialogue or cutscenes. The game stands on it's own without the ham-fisted anti capitalist message. In addition to all this the corporation offers you a job that lets you pay pay off your multimillion dollar dept in a few months and yet they are the bad guys. ok. So look even if you like the preachy stuff in the game it really does need a skip button or a way to just turn off the story completely.

It's like working a futuristic blue collar job. The shipyard I live near actually has a "shipbreaking" position call cut-ups and they literally cut the boat apart old ships with torches. It's literally that but in the future. It's a fun chill game with a charming but semi-consequential story line. It's a solid well made game and it's in space and that's always cool.