Hardspace: Shipbreaker

Hardspace: Shipbreaker is a spaceship dismantling simulator where the hero works for a corporation to pay off a huge debt. Each shift is a watch at the shipyard with tools and a limited supply of fuel. The work is carried out according to the instructions: remove the casing, cut the body, sort the materials, do not start a fire and do not blow up the reactor. Mistakes cost money, and the debt just adds up due to equipment rentals. Over time, improvements are unlocked: the cutter is more powerful, the cables are stronger, the helmet is more comfortable. In addition to shifts, there are plot inserts and voices of colleagues, and the order of disassembly depends on the type of ship. The design is strict, but the vacuum and scale are conveyed convincingly. The shift ends, but the debt remains, so you have to choose between safety and profit. Some ships are dangerous: unexploded shells, toxic substances and pressure in tanks require attention. Tools can be improved, and along with them, the rent increases. The manager's voice and colleagues' notes add a dark irony to the story. Disassembly occurs in stages, and they pay more for correctly sorted material. Oxygen and fuel are limited, so the shift ends earlier than expected. Some parts can be sold, and some will be useful for improvements. The community shares methods on how to dismantle complex ships without losses. In addition to disassembly, there are tool improvements that affect the speed of work. Debt is growing, so it's worth counting your expenses. Some of the ships are dangerous, and this is immediately noticeable. The vacuum atmosphere is conveyed convincingly. For those who like leisurely work with calculations, the project is suitable.