A fun and relaxing game. It's just a shame that it gets repetetive so fast. All 4 ship types are worked on within the first 4-5 hours. After this there is no real progression besides leveling up your equipment or follow the story. The unskippable, sometimes 4 minutes long dialog sequences also don't add much.

For anyone that looks for a game to relax and come back once in a while to scrap a ship, this game can be fun. It's just not enough content for full price.

Hardspace: Shipbreaker's biggest problem is that there is not enough of it. It is one of the most interesting and fun games I have ever played. It is more than worth the price of admission, and if you see it on sale buy it up quick.

The moment to moment game-play is *Thrilling*. Planning your route through the ship you are tasked to dismantle as you begin a level tickles your brain in just the right way, offering an interesting experience attempting to navigate the physical space of the ship quickly while also accomplishing the relatively diverse set of things you must do to break the ship apart, like destroying attachment points, disabling power generators, and carefully managing pressurization of ship compartments. This game is *perfect* in this respect. All I could want is more.

More ships, more ship components, more interesting upgrades for your suit and equipment, more areas to explore. This game *desperately* needs DLC, or another game in the same setting with a wider scope. That said, wanting more of something doesn't make what is there any less satisfying.

The only downside to this game was the narrative. It started off very good, and I was invested in the characters. Without spoiling too much, everything ends in a bit too feel-good of a way that robs real meaning from the story. Consequences are not doled out properly to either the protagonists nor the antagonists, and the resolution is unrealistic for a narrative that is otherwise quite down to earth, no pun intended.

Play the game. It is amazing, and deserves your attention.

A game genre of its own, and definitly not for everyone. If you like a slow paced story about corporations and unions, this has it. If you like games that have unique puzzles, while not great in variations, you'll enjoy the satifcation of knowning how to complete them perfectly everytime. If you like listening to country music while feeling like your working hard (for 15 minutes at a time) to pay off an massive dept, okay, odd but you do you,
Or if you like spaceships. Spaceships are cool. Its fun and time consuming, Keep coming back to it every few months for that different game type and pace. Its almost peaceful in a way, as long as the reactor doesn't explode in your face or you electrocuted, or frozen, or set on fire, or hit at high velocity by the hull of the ship, or thrown into the furnance or processor, or suffocate, or exposed to the vaccum of space! Other then that, its quite peaceful! 10/10