This is a really great game, I love listening to spotify while tearing down the ship. Such a great time-killer. Recommended 100%

Tested under Linux Mint

Some games you play because they're a bit different every time you launch them, and you're curious what it has in store today. Other games, and this one is an example of that, are so repetitive you know exactly what you're going to get, they're great for killing a limited amount of time when you have nothing else to do.

The concept is very simple. You get a rusty old ship, made of various materials and components, and the right tool for each type. And then you go to work, taking them apart whichever way you prefer. Top to bottom, outside in, from the inside out, front to back, whatever works best, on each job. It's very much a "does what it says on the box" kind of game.

For the most part, it runs just fine. Sometimes the physics are a bit wonky and oversimplified, be that the handling of the truck or the scrapping itself. Considering how humongous the vessel become in later stages of the game, and especially in the DLC though, I guess there's really no choice but simplifying the physics. Unfortunately that means pieces sometimes remain floating in mid-air now and then.

A good, cheap, mostly relaxing grind with a nice tool progression and beautiful detail, all in a compact game.
The DLC is a must and has many more ships and subs.
My only gripe is the Indian Ai language when English is selected as the default. The crane operator drives me nuts tbh.

Get this one if you like pulling down large scale things and selling the scrap.
The learning curve is almost not even there, it's so easy and many people will love it for that.