A distant cousin to first-person resource titles like Subnautica and Satisfactory, Shipbreaker achieves something so many modern titles fall short on - good pacing.
The player's introduction to the various tools and difficulty spikes feels organic, meshes well with the story, but at the same time doesn't drag or feel tiring. Shipbreaker won't be for everyone, but if you enjoy games that revolve around construction-related problem solving, this is a must have.

A distant cousin to first-person resource titles like Subnautica and Satisfactory, Shipbreaker achieves something so many modern titles fall short on - good pacing. The player's introduction to the various tools and difficulty spikes feels organic, meshes well with the story, but at the same time doesn't drag or feel tiring. Shipbreaker won't be for everyone, but if you enjoy games that revolve around construction-related problem solving, this is a must have.