Junkyard Simulator

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ein Daumen zur Seite wäre eigentlich passender. Da Spiel ist echt verwirrend, man hat den Eindruck die Entwickler haben keinen richtige Idee in welche Richtung das Spiel gehen soll. Zuerst wird man angehalten einen eigenen Schrottplatz zu kaufen mit Angestellten und ner Menge Schulden und wird daran erinnert, daß man nun auch genug Geld verdienen muss. Danach wird man zu einer riesiger Schrottpresse geführt, die man einfach so kostenlos benutzen kann, auch die herumstehenden Autowracks und die Schrottberge kann man kostenlos einsammeln verarbeiten und verkaufen - man läuft also durch eine Welt voller Schrott der niemandem gehört und sammelt einfach alles ein und verkauft es. So einfach kann Geld verdienen sein (lol)

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I bought this game for about 5 euro, kinda expecting some simulator slop that you can play for a few hours before the gimmick wears of with some barely passable performance. But truth be told, the game is quite good and the average review score is way too negative for what the game currently is. The game looks quite nice and runs well on ultra settings 120fps lock for the setup listed. I also tried it on my laptop with medium settings (CPU 5800H, GPU RX 6600M) and it runs a stable 60 fps lock there as well. It can probably run higher, but I prefer lower temps and less fan noise. I didn't experience any significant stuttering or dips in FPS. My main complaint is that it needs certain balancing and tweaking together with how the story is managed to ease you into it. I need to feel more like a junkyard manager/scrapper. Certain jobs just don't really seem worth it and the game let's you do pretty much anything from the start. Which is not a bad thing per se, but it is a bit overwhelming. In a way, it's like all the puzzle pieces are there, but they haven't designed the full puzzle yet. For your own personal scrapyard I would actually like to see a process there: People show up and dump materials, workers can be used to sort it and you try to refine the sorting as good as possible. In real life, you get paid much more for sorted scrap compared to a mix of metals. So the actual sorting part should be a much bigger component where you can choose to sell an engine block as one whole metal object; or you try to break it down into distinct metals. I know the metal cage does this already, but I want it to be more impactful in a way. That refining your scraps is what you are working towards for instance. That you can get advanced machines for better sorting and splitting of materials. Another thing you could look at: For instance you have the cars that you can tear down or you can make them into a cube. Cube is fast, but inefficient use of resources and destroys all the good parts. While tearing it down manually (or in part at least) allows you scrap good parts like maybe a car seat or a radio. Which you can then resell. So it becomes a choice of whether you want a high throughput and just cube up those cars or you try to salvage parts or perhaps do a mix of salvaging the easy parts and then cube it. It can also mean that you have a more meaningful choice in which cars to pickup: do you take any or ones with high amount of salvage. It has already a bunch of QOL that other games don't have like: fast travel, respawning your vehicle (so you don't have to drive around), certain machines are automated or you can put a worker on it, you can rebind the hotkeys. Which do make life a lot easier. tl:dr; I recommend it. I just wish the story was a bit more gradual/easing you into the different mechanics and things. But at the same time that sort of means that you start out the game in a sort of sandbox mode.