
Sunken Engine Lovecraftian Ship Repair Simulation. Restore your father’s old shipyard. Each arriving ship carries a dark mystery to be solved. Keep your customers satisfied while dealing with the strange and eerie happenings on the island.
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Sunken Engine is a ship repair simulation game with a distinctive Lovecraftian atmosphere. After your father’s untimely death, you must keep the business you inherited alive. This means not only repairing ships but also keeping customers satisfied, maintaining the town’s order, and uncovering the mysteries your father left behind. Yet every new ship brings new challenges and ominous secrets.

The supernatural events you face during daily work will threaten your sanity. Losing your mental balance not only makes your job harder but may also attract the attention of dark entities. To survive, you must find ways to protect your mind, continue your work, and keep your wits if you wish to discover your father’s true legacy.

Repairing is not the only way to sustain your business. You can sell valuable loot recovered from the sea at the stall behind your shop. The economy is difficult for everyone in town; you must care for your family while keeping the business alive. Sometimes, this means stepping beyond conventional ways to earn profit.

Your town is located in the middle of a busy sea route. Ships of various sizes and types dock for repairs, and it is your duty to meet the captains’ needs. Fixing damages is vital not just for your business but for the safety of the entire region. Yet some repairs may require more than just your tools…

You can renovate and improve your shop as you wish. By customizing your tools, workspace, and decorations, you can impress customers and bring to life the workshop your father once dreamed of.

As you progress, you’ll learn to repair more ships and, with new licenses, take on more complex work. Each license opens the door to new types of ships and new challenges. But remember: not every ship is just a repair job—some bring with them dark stories and sinister secrets. Be cautious…
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Bulgarian, Danish, Dutch, Traditional Chinese, Japanese +13 more
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Fun game to play with the twist of Lovecraft horror. It's not gory or bloody, but just the right amount to make to keep you freaked out. Some of the missions are a little long and take time to finish. Over all its a fun game.
Хорошая игра, расслабляет, затягивает, пугает ... Интересная механика + Говард Ф. Лавкрафт - Это очень большой Плюс
this game is good if you like just fixing things or cleaning them but with a bit more added on top. when you start off you are really only picking up trash scrubbing messes and scraping barnacles off of ships but the further in you get the more things you can fix as well as being able to fix bigger ships and uncovering a lovecraftian horror story.
Good stuff lots of fun
Its real fun and kind of relaxing.
Игра очень понравилась, даже сюжет.
Short Version; it's great little gem, it's Early Access, but that's not a detractor. The feel is there, the game is enjoyable, and the story being told keeps things interesting. The Style is wonderful, the inspiration from Dredge is obvious and honestly nicely done. It's Inspired, but still has it's own charms and style that if anything, expands the style so far that I've seen. It's a bit less cozy, but that fits the idea of whats going on. It's Creepy, it's got atmosphere, but nothing so far that I've seen that just an outright jumpscare, just a proper Lovecraftian theme that's there to make you more think about the stuff going on to pull you in more. From a technical standpoint, its some great work and stable so far. Yes, a little bit odd from time to time (some control sillyness when transitioning from the dock onto a ship for instance), but nothing game breaking or things that have made it any less enjoyable. My only real thing so far is some of the floating UI/Interactions tend to clip into things because they are facing the player instead of sitting on the object, but it's far from a significant issue.
Muito bom!
Its increadable game. and best part that its only Early access. and dev continue to add mechanics and upgrades. cant reccomend it more. BUT: only con right now that i noticed... tutorial helping only like with 50% of gameplay. while otehr 50% are hidden and sometimes completly not logical. like for example we have on mane base upgrades for fishing. but game not telling you that more crucial better fishing rods sold in shop. i think it would be better to move all fishing upgrades to only one place. same goes to a lot of other items and upgrades. for examle if you missed one tutorial window about license on ships. you would be oblivious to this mechanic. or like festivale artifacts. game not explain to you which doing what. you need to google it. And OMG dev please make coins on market more bright. when you start playing you cant see the value of the at all.
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