Junkyard Simulator

Junkyard Simulator places the player in a junkyard and declares it a workplace. The task is simple in words: look for scrap metal, disassemble it into parts, hand it over or put it into business. But behind this simplicity lies a whole business - from finding the right piece to assembling a car from what is found. The world is open for exploration: rubble, hangars, distant nooks and crannies where rare parts can be found. The technology can be improved, and over time it becomes possible to hire people and expand the business. Each find has a weight and a price, so you have to decide whether to drag a seemingly useless piece of iron - it may be needed later. The gameplay is unhurried: no one is shooting or chasing you. Everything is based on curiosity and order in things, as well as on the pleasure of seeing something that works out of a pile of garbage. Separately, it is worth noting that the game has equipment: an excavator, a loader and a truck help clear debris and transport bulky scrap. New areas of the landfill are gradually opening up, and some finds require dismantling with tools. Selling sorted raw materials gives more money than renting everything in a row, and this pushes for order in business. It is also worth noting that the landfill is not monotonous: there are areas with rusty cars, areas with electronics, and places where there is almost nothing to look for. Depending on the task, you have to choose where to go, and this is a little planning. The project was made by a small team, so the animations are simple and optimization sags in places. But the idea of ​​“garbage as a resource” is thought out honestly, and for lovers of quiet simulators with progress, this is suitable entertainment.