Changed the review to negative.

would be neat to Tear Down a Cruise Ship.

the game is bugged for me because its been night time for like 5hours straight

There are few games in this genre, and while Hardspace may be a better game, if you've gotten burned out on that one, then this one is still worthy of eating up a few hours.

> If you liked Hardspace: Shipbreaker, you'll definitely like this game!

No idea why you can like this one if you like Hardspace: Shipbreaker. Literally every part is worse here. Well, maybe except the time pressure, but if I remember correctly it was possible to turn it off in Hardspace, so that is hardly a good point. Ships are less interesting, there is no challenge in disassembling them, nothing anywhere close to depressurizing or removing the core. There is no story, you are not fighting a big soulless corporation, there is no characters, there is almost no progression to feel and almost zero goals overall. Not to mention how simple and unfulfilling is to disassemble ships here when all you do is making connected parts non connected by changing colors of the connectors from something to grey shade.

I just played Demo and done tasks, few upgrades and back to work ...10min later I got ,,fatal error'' :(

But yes, Hardspace is probably a little better of a game overall.

After a bit more playtime, I admit this game has some flaws. The sound design and music are awful, I just play muted with my own music now. But my biggest gripe (and I've made a Discussion thread addressing this) is that the ships don't seem to be held together in a logical way. And the physics are half-assed. Pieces that should be allowed to fall, don't. Sometimes the beams- the ones held together by grindable spots- seem connected to something else, but sometimes they just fall when you remove both panels connected to them. It's not consistent, and not logical. The rivets/weld spots that you hammer out don't connect to anything on the other side- it's just air inbetween the panels.

My biggest argument for it being better is that it has WAY more ships, 3 ways things are held together vs Hardspace's 2, and the performance is buttery smooth, though I have a much better computer now than when I last placed Hardspace.

Dude you cannot possibly think a Simulator game is better then Shipbreaker.

The production quality and design is far better in Hardspace. This game, while fun, has a few hours of fun and comes across like an asset flip, even if it's not.