Tipston Salvage

Haven’t played solo at all, but it’s extremely fun to play on a tv with multiple people. I like that there is a choice whether to have all the timers or not which allows for a chaotic experience or a chill one

THIS ♥♥♥♥ IS EPIC 100% WORTH EVERY PENNY WOOOHOOOOOO HELL YEAH LETS GO BROTHER

This game is gorgeous and has a delightful style about it. In that sense I couldn't recommend it more highly. At the same time, for me the controls make this game very challenging to enjoy. Perhaps that's a "me" problem, but controller or keyboard - for whatever reason I can't get to a place where they feel natural. All in all I appreciate this game more than I like playing it. But I still think it is worth experiencing.

Nothing says great fun and relaxing game time with your friends like shouting at eachotherr because someone decided to put wood in the crusher. Would love some more maps. Maybe some challange modes in the future.

Great couch coop game, with separate high quality campaigns for single-player, 2-player couch coop, and 3/4 play couch coop. Players control functionally identical vehicles on a scrap yard and need to coordinate to basically sort materials and deliver things to certain places on that map. Sounds simple, but there are buttons to press to get new scrap, conveyor belts, transport ships and doors to control, etc, many with of which run on timers and need to be done regularly. It's about proper planning and coordination, but also about skilled execution with your vehicle. The game is extremely polished and beautiful for such a small indie game, with all the quality of life features I could wish for: starting from predefined control schemes available, to the beautiful graphics, well done in-game menu (!), planning phase screen, effortless controller config. I am impressed. There are way too few games with couch coop campaigns in general. This is a great one, and it deserves to be more whidely known. I recommend it for everyone who likes couch coop.

A well-designed co-op game, which can be a bit difficult when played alone, but even for that, there is a leisure mode, which removes the time pressure. I liked how all of the UI was in-world, not some endless menus and overlays. Even input customization is saveable as presets for each player. But the best part was doing a Remote Play Together with a friend, getting on a Discord call, drawing the action plan on screen and then executing the teamwork flawlessly.

An excellent and charming co-op game. Feels a bit like Plate-up, only you're junking cars and arranging scrap in your jet-powered junker. It's challenging and satisfying to move things with the car's claw to arrange the scrap neatly in the designated area, push it into the crusher or pick up and move your teammates! (hopefully not into the crusher) You can play single player, and it's still good fun, though there is less content available than is present for Co-op play. You'll need to use the remote play function or have a Couch session for multiplayer functionality, but this seems to have worked well so far.