Right.
If you've played any of the Ship Graveyard series, you KNOW it's a long-winded game, yeah?
From the minimal start to building your tool-kit to watching your ship slowly diminish in stature as you take it down, it's slow & laborious.
But it's a satisfying feeling when that final section of Keel goes and the Job's Done.
But Prologue is tedious, man., really tedious.
Spoiler?
You build up the same tool-kit, order ships . . . And the rest is crap, frankly, because you are NOT Breaking the Ship! What you're doing is taking down the peripherals - Vents, Pipework, Cleats, Lifeboat Pods, Acetylene Tanks an' all that style of thing.
[b]You NEVER touch the Superstructure![/b]
The things you break down yield Metals & Chemicals of different tiers, which you can sell, use to build Buildings - Workshop, Warehouse & Offices (presumably). Or you can use them to fulfill Customer Orders . . .
When you build your Workshop you get access to a Smelter, which has recipes, which use different combo's of the Metal/Chem's you get from the ship to make other alloys & chem's.
There are 3 bod's in the village that place orders with you for, say, 8 x Aluminium & 6 x Brass, and you collect and smelt the necessary media to complete that order, for which you get paid X-amount.
And that's essentially the Gameplay Loop. And it gets very old very quickly. 4/10 SOS!
PS: It looks like you'll be able to Hire Workers & Manage them in the full game, but NOTHING indicates that that Game Loop will change in essence.
