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Horrible controls

Fun game! Would have paid more for this!

This is what the first Ship Graveyard Simulator should have been. You can now dismantle the hole thing instead of just components. It's Hardspace Shipbreaker on Earth - just with graphics that we are used to when playing Playway games.
Thanks! Enjoying it!

The way the developers pulled so many highlights from 80ties and 90ties movies/series and baked it into this yummy boxing simulator is just unbelievable. A Masterpiece!

Wow! What a fishing / sushi restaurant management game. Just when you think you've hit the content border and you're prepared to just wrap up the story, more and more content is introduced! Some say: "Hey, too content can become too complicated and confusing..." - nope! It all makes sense! And it's all ready to play at release. No early access! Wow, just wow! And for that price?! Wowser again!
I wish more developers would look at this game as role model! Congrats and thank you so much for this!

Pure disappointment. It's a shame how it moved from a grand and inspired concept of "Stadium Renovator", with big stadiums and managing those to 4 uninspired arenas (Table Tennis Hall, Small Tennis Hall, Small Basketball Hall, Football Field). At least it's - compared to other renovation games - a lower price. But it would have been more satisfying to just play another round of House Flipper or Power Wash Simulator. I know it's early access, but I don't have much hope for this one and won't be coming back to this.

Yes, I bought one arena to try to renovate it and sell. One wall was buggy, so I didn't have the patience anymore. The only good thing is that you have already buyers telling you what they want in this part of the game play. It's actually the first time you get to have contact to other virtual people. Before that it's a loveless, isolated and repetitive job. It might be too late for me but it would be an improvement to blow some life into this game by introducing at least some kind of story or - as a minimum - a mailing system in the tablet that simulates some sort of communication or customers. There's just nothing there now...

A cute but a bit short cleaning Simulator. You go from world themed quest area to the next quest area and its all very "Closed World" - meaning, when you've fullfilled the quest points, there is nothing more to do.
It is actually good, that the game is so short, because after cleaning those areas you'll feel like you've done enough for now...

Unfortunately, the game is not quite there yet and I'm going to pass on release.

The tutorial is not really clear and it forces you to finish the steps before you can continue. For example, you have to clean up the museum before you can renovate. The items you have to clean up are given: 4 displays, 7 barrels and all the garbage you can find basically. But the barrels are not barrels at all. It's just furniture that you have to destroy. There is still trash lying around that you could bin but the hammer to destroy them hits into emptyness. - So it took a while to figure out, that barrels are not really barrels...

Furthermore, the renovation process is horrible. Unlike other renovation games here on Steam. Zooming in to find that last missing dirt piece to reach the needed 100% is just poorly designed. Naturally, I would think that you can move the view angle with awsd but you can't. So, with the sickle knife at 96% renovation and unable to zoom in a matter that would make sense, I just quit and de-installed.

Nice first impression, but a disappointing experience.

I had to refund for various reasons...
First of all, the keyboard controls are awful. Dodging and climbing over obstacles is the same shift key. So you get to do a couple of dodge rolls towards an open window with a hoard of slobbering zombies behind you before you manage to get out of the window.
Secondly, what really set me off - and maybe I'm overreacting a bit - that the car does not have storage space!!! C'mon. I'm over encumbered and I can't drop off a couple of rifles in my inventory in the car?!
Other things I didn't like:
- The 30 minutes I played it was night time... was it day time when I started? Don't remember... it seemed night all the time.
- You can scan for where the goodies are. Arrows point to their locations. Well... a bit too easy for my taste.
- No home base. I kept trying to drive back from the location I started from but there is simply nothing.
- To use "Knowledge" to get better you need a radio that I couldn't find and didn't care to find at the end.

Things I liked:
- Collecting and hoarding (there seems to be a lot of items to find.)
- Crafting. You have to figure the recipes out yourself but it's not so difficult. Make your own suppressor!
- Get to pick your virus mutations when you're infected.

Written by a mid-forties gamer mom with 2 teenage gamer boys. If I ever had patience, it got lost on the way...

As some other people mentioned, when this game first was announced, it was suggested, that you can take the ships apart to the last bit. The result does not earn the title "Ship Graveyard Simulator". Well... when and if you have certain expectations to what a "Ship Graveyard"'s purpose should be.

As the free demo a couple of months showed: Nope - you can't take the whole ship apart. What?! Weird! Instead, you just destroy certain highlighted items on the ships and they drop materials that you have to pick up one by one. In a real world you'd have a broken back pretty soon from bending over all the time and quit...

So I bought it anyway. 16 hours in - it's not that much, I let it run sometimes and went to do something else - I'm extremely bored and I'm going to kick my goal to at least clean each ship once. Full stop after reaching the second medium ship.

My question: What for?! The satisfaction to clean up a ship does not beat the satisfaction you get when you completed a ship and there is just dirty sand left. Simple as that. And what do I do with the money? It just piles up. So I retire and go over to Hardspace: Shipbreaker. The devs over there know what satisfaction is about...