A short horror about exploring abandoned space stations and collecting junk in order to pay off your S.R.P.O debt.
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Salvage Protocol is a single-player horror game about infiltrating abandoned space stations. Break anything in sight, recover valuable components, dodge traps and fight off terrifying monsters hiding in plain sight!
And maybe one day YOU will pay off your debt to the S.R.P.O. mega-corp.
Sneak through vents, climb unstable structures and reactivate ancient machines to open new paths.
Every station is a handcrafted maze where death is lurking just around the corner.
If it looks like you can break it, you probably can.
Wreak havoc and collect scrap to satisfy S.R.P.O’s endless appetite for worthless junk.
Put your hard earned credits to good use, upgrade your gear and buy new tools to make the job easier!
5 handcrafted locations 🛰️
Dangerous monsters and traps😱
A variety of tools and upgrades ⚙️
Satisfying prop DESTRUCTION 💥
The joy of paying off your debt (maybe) 💸
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Languages: English
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A short little fun horror game made with love; even thought it didn't scare me as much (it got me a few times), I did had fun! You play as a Scrap Walker who is working for the scrap company. You have a HUGE AMOUNT of debt that needs to be paid, and you're going in all alone. Well, you do have a fun computer robot character to keep you company on your journey to find and gather scrap for your quota. The ending was alright. Once you finish each quota, you get money. With money, you can buy upgrades and tools. I do love the Black Hole gun and the gloves. Very powerful, very useful. The credits achievement was a grind, but everything else was a good time. There was a glitch where I wanted to buy the gloves in the shop, but it drained all my money so I was going to the next destination without any upgrades that I wanted to spend. Eventually the gloves/tool fixed by itself.
Great game, could easily play this for longer and grind more scrap. Some randomly generated maps for replayability would go a long way. Short game that can be finished in a couple of hours but does not overstay its welcome. Had no problems spending additional time grabbing the rest of the achievements.
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Wish there was more but had fun with it.
very solid
Salvage Protocol is a solid horror game focused on scavenging for scrap across distant locations in space. Gameplay is simple: you turn objects into scrap by breaking them down then deposit the materials at your spaceship. The locations you visit have been abandoned for a long time, but you won't be entirely alone. The plot is shallow but still enjoyable to follow. I loved the level and enemy design. Good game. The price is nice too.
Juegazo de 2 horas, muy recomendable, la atmósfera es insuperable
Great game! Short but sweet, well made in every way. Prey x Lethal Company with a linear sp story.
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Salvage Protocol takes the "extraction Horror" genre, gives it more of a story and wraps it up neatly. The atmosphere is phenomenal and even though you can fight that doesn't lessen the scares! The game takes around 3hrs depending on how much you explore and decide to collect but I felt the length was perfect! Definitely recommend it and I look forward to future projects from the devs!
Very pleasantly surprised with this one. The atmosphere and look of the game is fantastic. Roughly a 2 hour game if not less.
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