Hardspace Shipbreaker - Dystopian Low Sci Fi Ship Salvaging

[@chihtsieh]

I picked this up when I was looking for games that didn't require awkward conversations with my wee ones over why I was shooting aliens in the head. Ended up loving it.

[@Nanolis]

Better to train them early, "Burn the Heretic! Kill the Mutant! Purge the Xenos!"

[@benben3277]

It's just so mellow, just relaxing and cutting until you accidently explode a fuel bladder and cause a chain reaction, or open the wrong door and cause decompression to yank an asteroid shard to kill you

[@Arnkh]

@@Nanolis please leave the heretics out of it. :( . . . . . . ...you lapdog of the False Emperor!

[@shayminthedoctor9663]

I may not be interested in every game Splat covers, but I almost always watch these to the end. The way he covers these games is always so entertaining

[@Triad72]

I like the neutral take on every game, rather than those that comment about what types of games they like or don't like or what's wrong with the game constantly while playing. I like the open mindedness of getting into all the different types of games as well

[@ijustwanttocomment9286]

I get to the end, but that also involves skipping all introductions and significant time skips… but i do watch a lot of it.

[@KissMyConverseFool]

I love his channel because it is basically just a curated list of really unique games

[@XaldirGodofGood]

You can see the Lost Charge exploding in the upper Left Corner of the Screen at 8:12

[@zekonja90]

Yep

[@teknomnk]

Haha thanks for pointing that out!!

[@Palocles]

Good spotting.

[@ObscuriaDragunAed]

Hardspace: Shipbreaker takes the thing I loved about aircraft structural maintenance and amplifies it by factors. It is my zen game. Got a bunch of stuff in my life that's messing with me? Fire up shipbreaker and float around and pull stuff apart in free mode, dismantle things for a while and then I'm ready to go back and deal with whatever is messing with me. It's one of the only games that I play the freeplay mode more than the story mode/career mode.

[@polrua]

I LOVE this game. Because the tutorial teaches you how to get started... you get 10-15% of the way in and suddenly, you hit stuff you weren't taught how to do. Gives you a real sense of accomplishment when you figure it out. There are so many different ways to get stuff done and everyone's method is going to be different, because everyone just has to work it out for themselves. And then you move to a new model of ship where everything's laid out differently and there's entirely new systems you haven't heard of before... It's magnificently satisfying and, oddly for a game which is designed to confuse and frustrate you, oddly calming and chill.

[@darkranger116]

been playing for years at this point. so awesome seeing it grow and become a whole game. its so relaxing jumping in with some space lo-fi, ignoring my corporate overlords and just having some absolute fun doing my own thing in free mode

[@AlessandroRodriguez]

HR will remember that.....

[@braydonattoe2078]

*POTENTIAL SPOILER* That special mission in the campaign was so fun I had my ship completely blown apart before Dee even did any damage 😂😂😂 instantly hauled in, cut the glass and ripped the live reactor out

[@24nero24]

30:00 it’s the sparks of you’re laser. When you fire in front of you the sparks go the exact opposite direction. And that is how you blow up stuff

[@hernemithras]

It's what I would call a comfy game. Like Stardew Valley or Dorfromantik. A game you can just zone out and chill out to without needing to worry and just relax.

[@DamsdelDrennon]

I love how weird and dull the concept can feel without seeing the game, and once you're in front of it there's some sort of magic that starts to operate. Even if the lore around it is super grim, it's so zen and stimulating.

[@benben3277]

I mean the music is just amazing too man

[@jadedcrusader1767]

an advanced tip, just cut the cutpoints on the rings, and leave the half rings together, that way you need to only move two parts, not six

[@vannoo67]

Some more tips: - Don't bother removing things that have the same destination as the parent (eg; door console/airlock) - Things go much faster when you lose your fear of the split-saw. Only use the beam when you're worried about cutting something nearby - You can rotate an object that you have grappled by rotating your body (this works for up & down as well) - You can tether objects together to pull them off the wall (so you don't have to wait for them individually) - I like to tether 4 or 5 objects to each other, then pull them all out of a cavity together

[@braydonattoe2078]

@@vannoo67 I have about 300 hours on this game, I've played it since day one, (back when you couldn't properly break down cockpits and had to cut the glass window out) and I didnt ever think of that tether trick for taking things off walls. This game has come such a long way and I'm so happy they finally made proper ways to break down just about every ship (javelins still give me trouble coming apart)

[@benben3277]

@@vannoo67 Big Question, does removing the thruster without removing the cap maintain the pressurized seal?

[@vannoo67]

@@benben3277 You know, I've never tried. By the time I'm removing thrusters I've already depressurized the ship. Why don't you try it and find out.

[@benben3277]

@@vannoo67 I shall, been cautious of doing that incase I lose something or cause explosive decompression. But for the community I shall test it

[@leandroTRA]

7:20 FIRST SECURITY VIOLATION ''I will use demo charges to cut this, its more fun instead of the laser'' 7:25 SECOND SECURITY VIOLATION ''Oh no did that charge bounce off? where did it go?'' Never change splat

[@haassteambraker9959]

And here I am just using the split saw on every level 1 cut point.

[@ZedF86]

Far more efficient in terms of durability of the cutter and time to use the split saw. Once you get a handle on how it works, it's far safer. Splat is still a rookie if all he has is 40 hours.

[@ninjadel2]

Been playing this so much on gamepass. I absolutely love this

[@elennapointer701]

The first time I clapped eyes on this game, I said "this is a slavery simulator". I've been playing it ever since. Brilliant game, unique concept. Forget saving the galaxy. Working for a dystopian master that doesn't care whether you live or die as long as you make money for them is where it's at.

[@Scarecr0wn]

Bought this game today and got immediately absolutely addicted. I am huge space nerd so that alone is selling point for me, but the mechanics, soundtrack, universe built around the game and overall feel of the game, everything works for me perfectly. But I agree this is a niche game, I can definitely see some people being bored to death by this.

[@danyael777]

Love the game and it's OST. The fluff is absolutely hilarious and the physics were what got me buying it in the first place. Yup, space salvaging is fun.^^

[@brianlynchehaun1963]

I love this game so much. Been playing since Nov 2020. Played through the story over the last couple of days, and while it's 99% passive, it's absolutely great. :)

[@calebbrown8365]

I saw an article about this game while surfing the web today and wondered if Splat had played it so I could get some actual gameplay of it to watch. Sure enough, here it is! It's been a long while since I've been interested in one of the games featured on the channel but this one I'm thinking of buying.

[@Vinzwien]

Ah yeah Shipbreaker, the first time you covered this game I thought to myself that this is a amazing game, so next day after work in the bakery I buyed a steam credit card and downloaded the game. On that day alone I played 12 hours of this game and I was wholefully immersed. Now after the full version came out I already have 130 hours of playtime and I still love this game.

[@ivanjeh4493]

Splat's Condensed Review: 37:44 // Post game completion commentary: 41:50

[@pixelframe7126]

I'm a subscriber to your channel for about 8 years or more and you never disappointed me Splatty ❤️

[@Joe-hn1wn]

Not sure how a game like this slipped my notice, I guess that's the joy of being a working adult lol. Either way, this is a why I appreciate content creators like Splattercat, bringing these to my attention in a fun way

[@Rawi888]

Oh my god splat. I finally found a game you’d love that you somehow haven’t played yet. Mage : The ascension. I have been watching you for a month now, I don’t even game much but it’s a miracle I’ve made it this long without your channel.

[@brianlynchehaun1963]

Also, if ye pay close attention to 7:17, when Splat attempts to place the demo charge, he's out of range of placement. It's not "buggy/weird", Splat wasn't paying attention to the UI. (he wasn't perfectly aligned when he was drifting right from the first placement, so he was drifting away as well as to the right. He corrects this *after* hitting 'place', hence his confusion. I don't intend to be down on Splat here, I just want to point out his error in calling this a bug.)

[@ukaszklich6658]

Try using the vertical/horizontal cut, just one click and all the cut points melt like butter. You can get 2 or 3 at a time and not wait for it to melt from precision mode

[@nathanieltillman2355]

Sometimes I miss judge the cut and hit a gas can, then watch as ship goes brrrrrrrrrr. Followed by trying to salvage stuff I didn't turn to waste.

[@ukaszklich6658]

@@nathanieltillman2355 yeah, that's the fun of it :D you wanna look badass, just floating through the hull and melting cut points, the price is the occasional nuclear explosion...

[@treyslider6954]

I am not a speedrunner, or even particularly fast. I also don't know if any of the below has changed in 1.0. However, here are some tips/tricks to get yourself off the ground with Hardspace Shipbreaker: Don't bother conserving tethers. Yes, you have to buy them, but they're well worth the cost of replacing, as they let you multitask pulling multiple things at once, and tethers have more pull power than you do to-boot. Line cutter will cut anything the precision mode will cut. It will also do this instantly, instead of making you wait for the thing to melt. If you're cutting something, ask yourself if it's possible to line-cut it without exploding anything (reminder: nanocarbon stuff (destined for the processor) cannot be cut by the line cutter). Most of the time, you can cut what you want without having to worry. Obviously learning the exceptions is part of the game. The metal core of a ship (the walls you can cut with your cutter that hide inside the nanocarbon exterior) are usually worth

[@KhaosElement]

2:44 to skip Splatt intro 6:49 to skip game intro/ship selection

[@nathanieltillman2355]

This is the best game ever! I bought when Splattz first covered it. They keep doing great updates for it, the music is great and sometimes you just wanna sit back cut stuff apart. It does have it troubles but nothing is perfect. I really hope they do VR conversion for it as that would epic.I Love how you are just a nobody, and no cares about you. I think it's actually close to how big tech will be in the future.

[@kazmiz01]

As a Shipbreaker player I shouldn't be watching this, cause all I want to do is shout 'inefficient!"

[@matteblack5805]

Life is good. But its better now with a splatty upload, now it's perfect

[@siegehammer63]

I work in the oilfield and this is 90%of my job, just not in 0 g and with sweet ass laser cutters. I dig it

[@georgejecu3693]

I was wondering if Splat was going to cover this again. The game is fantastic.

[@philurbaniak1811]

Powerwash simulator but make it ripping apart monolithic structures in an inflammable vacuum 😃

[@spartnmarcen5110]

Cabin? That you can customize?? Demo charges?! I haven't played in so long I'm definitely jumping back in. Another thing is that the music just perfect for the game. It's very chill and relaxing and fits the whole atmosphere of the game.

[@Jimmy5208]

I was just thinking about this game and was wondering how it was coming along and BAM, Splatty in the clutch! Great work man!

[@Nagytika]

2:48 If that paw ever goes into the corner, then this game already worth it's price

[@zengrath]

I played this game a lot a while ago, it was pretty fun. I didn't know 1.0 released as well, didn't show up on my steam feeds.

[@ZombieHunter1776]

This is an amazing game, if you’re on the fence, I highly recommend it. Very easy to lose 8+ hours at a time.

[@masterrhonin]

And it's on Gamepass so there is no reason not to try it out if u have that.

[@666FallenShadow]

it's one of those "one more turn" type of games.

[@gerritvalkering1068]

Been playing this quite some time, enjoyed your video. I'd call this a 'job' simulator. Similar to viscera cleanup, house flipper, gas station simulator and such, it's about doing your job rather than going on some adventure.. The story they added doesn't add much other than the story and the chance to deliberately destroy a ship (I mostly do it by accident). Otherwise, still an entertaining story. I haven't seen any issues with the depressurization. Some ships just make it really hard on you, pretty sure that's as intended. The hazard level doesn't mean a ship is really harder or more dangerous, it just tells you what kind of dangers you can expect. A mackerel at danger level 8 is still less of a hassle than a frontier exploration ship at 6 an interesting factoid, and a tip for anyone starting the game. The number of your debt at the start of the game means something. I've been told it's the annual budget of the US government. Then comes the amount at the end of the story line. It's a fixed amount. It's another item on the US budget, I've been told. The tip is: don't worry about your spending before the end of the story. It doesn't matter how much money you make. So keep your fuel topped off, repair your tools as often as you like, throw tethers around like no tomorrow. Focus on the salvage targets, don't worry about the money.

[@InCryosleep]

If you actually adjust for inflation, the dept you are in is actually pretty reasonable for what they give you and set up. Messed up situation yes, but not unreasonable in terms of cost.

[@jasonpatterson8091]

And the pay is pretty good as well. You can easily pay off your entire debt and become fabulously wealthy in under a year.

[@666FallenShadow]

there are some other bigger issues with the company which i won't mention here as to not spoil the story

[@Mathiasnyg]

The terms and conditions are absoluteley nightmarish though. Like them owning any ''spare'' they make...

[@Sujad]

The cut saw attachment for the laser is by far the better attachment to use. You can cut entire cut points and keep moving, aiming at the next one because the game doesn't really seem to care or notice that you're moving so you can start disintegrating a point, turn 180 degrees and start cutting another point the second the first one is cut.

[@Caffeinated-Bladesmith]

Yeaaaaah! I hopped on board this game after you covered it the first time and just went back after the 1.0 release to find wonderful optimization. Thanks for covering it.

[@poeticartist2nv]

I was just looking at the steam reviews for this and here is splat to the rescue

[@MrNovaStreams]

I've found the easiest way for the pod clamps is to just run through the middle and hit all the cut points, give a short burst to pop them off from the inside, and then once they're all floating 10-15 feet off, daisy chain them all down to the barge. Easy peasy. I will have to try cutting more walls out. I've just been moving the computers through the doorholes, and it's a massive pain in the ass. They really could add some additional things like Magnetic Boots, so you don't have to float all the time, or a portable cargo net, so you can group all the tiny shit inside, together, before sending it down to the barge. I find when you get to the bigger passenger ships, moving all the damn chairs, computers, and cabinets is just so ungodly tedious.

[@ZedF86]

I like to cut out the floor for the bigger passenger ones. I'll clear out the outer shell, break everything free, cut out the floor, then just chill on the ceiling and push everything into the barge. It works pretty well once you get the hang of removing the floor efficiently.

[@MrNovaStreams]

@@ZedF86 I ended up doing that, but a cargo net would be more useful, imo.

[@666FallenShadow]

@@MrNovaStreams you can use tethers as an impromptu net, link a bunch of smaller stuff together. on the bigger ships i cut the inner hull in smaller chunks anyway so it's easier to send it to the furnace so cutting smaller chunks to take objects out easier is a really good strategy

[@MrNovaStreams]

​@@666FallenShadow That's not really what I'm referring to. Tethers are not the solution.

[@orochifire]

@@MrNovaStreams They are the solution, though, lol.

[@MO-vh5ch]

Love watching you play this again Splat!

[@DeltaCain13]

God, this game needs a cooperative mode something fierce.

[@kudostothewiz2703]

I would love that.y kids would love that as well. Although I have a funny feeling my kids would sometimes blow up a fuel tank when I'm near it.

[@Kleptari]

Devs addresses that. They said it is impossible. The way co op works means they would basically have to make the game again from scratch

[@DeltaCain13]

@@Kleptari guess I won’t be playing this game ever then. Which is a shame. I’ll just wait for the sequel to come out, if ever.

[@dariyanvalentine3564]

id love to see a VR mod for this as well.

[@azyrael96]

A lot of people also want support for user generated levels, which the devs also said was impossible.

[@GaryHamad]

ah yes, over-yesterday Drae played this and its Hysterical, now I watch you for Technical Gameplay

[@TheVallin]

Always a joy to see how others handle a ship. I usually gank thrusters then Reactor for max cash in the shortest time possible.

[@personmcperson5740]

I've been playing this for a few days. Best game I've played for a long long time.

[@kdowally]

I started this one and is really quite relaxing. I feel a dad accomplish level of satisfaction when things go smoothly on this one.

[@nerdpreneurpodcast]

I've been thinking about this game for a while. Thanks for covering it!

[@gufassina]

Use the second attachment on the cutter, the first one is slow and crappy. Second one is dangerous but fast. You should also just blast doors open with it, safely decompressing a ship takes too long. Just cut the door with the cutter, hide behind a wall then go in.

[@ZedF86]

Heavily disagree. That explosive decompression can cause stuff floating to clip systems that can cause a cascade of explosions. If you're careful, it works, but I far prefer properly disarming everything a little slowly. I usually focus on big ticket items that are easy to get and cover expenses easily and disarming the ship the first shift. Then I start piecing it apart after that.

[@gufassina]

@@ZedF86 It used to happen in early access, doesn't anymore. Check out some speedruns, those guys break down those giant ships in 9 minutes. It's insane.

[@_ExTitus]

This may be a bit forward. but Love ya Splatty. been a fan for a long time and I really enjoy the way you conversate throughout videos. I really liked the lets play stuff when you would just go on a banter rant, a brant if you will. (like the long dark series)

[@zackbob6]

If you're 1.117 billion in debt and can get 15 mil per shift, you only need like 75 shifts to pay that off. 150 if you have to pay for the way back too. Now i know its oversimplifying it, but you could be a billionaire in no time

[@DoomedPaladin]

Watching Splatt play Hardspace: Shipbreaker is actually one of the most calming and therapeutic things I've found to watch.

[@RannonSi]

4:45 Ah yes. And sometimes there are things you can only change before you play (can't remember the name, but usually that options-menu can be found later by clicking the "[game name]Launcher.exe" file, or in the .ini-file(s) for the game). I still remember how I had to change the mouse-settings in Skyrim (years after release) to get it working well (the X, Y-axis were misaligned).

[@Ayoosi]

The music really makes this game!

[@m80wulf]

i love this game. as a tip learn the line cutter that ship should be 2 to 2.5 shifts

[@agentnuget]

I think you got your directions confused, stern is the rear where the reactor and thrusters are. At around 19:00 when you say stern you should of said bow I think, since that's where the cockpit was ?

[@justmax86]

How in hell nobody notice the music+space=starcraft2 terrans reference? I want it. Thanks Splat, you rock! 🤘🏼

[@Minestar-ed2sd]

Once you get stronger tethers you can move the nose and its finns by moving the cage. Saves a lot of time

[@brianbaugusmusic]

Man. I am so happy I found this channel.

[@MannonMartin]

I definitely recommend learning to use the splitsaw mode. It can be just as precise as long as you learn how it works, and it can make quick work of many tasks.

[@matthuck378]

This is probably a very accurate prediction on where humankind will be in about 100-200 years.

[@Gearran]

Splat: "The atmospheric system is mostly okay, but occasionally it doesn't work right." ALSO Splat: "I tend to not use the system to determine what parts of a ship are pressurized or unpressurized! I like the mystery!"

[@BlitzkreigNZ]

ive been playing this one since it came out on Early Access and i cant recommend it enough, its fantastic - solid 10/10 now that we can save a ship halfway through breaking it

[@JarofMayonaise]

You recycle everything for the clean bonus. If you leave all the lights and ladders and small doodads, you don't earn enough to get the bonus. Recycle everything. You may be saving time rushing through ships, but at that rate, you'll end up having to dismantle more ships in the long run. Just fully dismantle all of them.

[@shagiephoto]

Re: missing charge - at 8:13 you can see a blast in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

[@SoulWhite]

1st minute in to the game, instantly uses demo charges wrong. Classic.

[@formdusktilldeath]

Oh I’ve been waiting for this!

[@nickrowan]

Wow this games come a long way since it first launched into EA. I must give it another go.

[@troywadsworth1688]

Pretty sure it was confirmed to be part of the Homeworld universe

[@ryan1000011]

stuff blowing up behind you when lasering is likely due to the stream of sparks that fly off what u are cutting they seem to have angle physics so might be able to affect stuff not sure

[@TheYashakami]

Love this game. Glad they got to 1.0! It's so good

[@chadowen4379]

Thanks splattercat for another great video. One thing that bothered me was that options was not available when first starting the game. You have to start the story before you can change resolution.

[@kratosgamerization4907]

this is so a game you would kinda watch kinda like a ASMR kinda deal...hell I wish they kinda had a replay after each run so you can just see the ship just being dismantled in one go

[@AkiSan0]

man, i wish this had space engineer freedom. just taking apart ships and selling the parts for money would be so much more fun. (no shifts, but needs like sleep, food, water)

[@Nomisdoowtsae]

you can play with open shifts and take your time doing the whole ship

[@AkiSan0]

@@Nomisdoowtsae uhh.. that set this game on my wishlist! :D

[@risingwolf2112]

Nice gameplay, I do have this game, had forgot I had it. Thanks for sharing.😎

[@handlesrstupid123]

I remember why you first covered this, love this game

[@benben3277]

Splatter, dear lord, what did you do to that ship! You dropped to level 3 as your max!

[@jackthelad9933]

Nice to see him reviewing something that doesn't have potato graphics 🙂

[@cade4959]

Forgot my playback speed was on .25 and thought you were just wasted for this video.

[@Plasros]

Thanks for covering options!

[@winnie8614]

Damn. I'ts being ages since I've played this game. Need to go back to it))))

[@CapnSlipp]

I’d argue that “indie games” can be extended to “indie-like games”, with the defining traits being original mechanics dependent on risky (anti-corporate) uses of fledgling tech (in this case, a really great destruction physics system), along with a more focused experience on a single “gotcha” game mechanic, and none of the corporate-safe failsafe add-ons (a ton of unnecessary dialogue, pre-scripted cutscenes, button-timing filler, same-in-kind mission filler, fluffy side-missions, minigames, free-2-play-ish mechanics, …). So it may not be a tiny 1-person project, but neither was “indie” hit Monument Valley, which was very pure, simple, ingenious, artistic, and short-but-sweet. At the end of the day, indie just means independent.

[@prototype102010]

I picked this up not long ago and was worried it'd be tedious. I've tried Car Mechanic and some other "zen" games but found them extremely tedious with the amount of things you have to do. I'm VERY glad this isn't like that. It really is extremely zen, especially in the easy mode, or whatever it's called. No story, no timer, no ship building, just ship breaking.

[@weirdochristoffel5285]

WITH AN AWESOME SOUNDTRACK

[@Palocles]

This game looks fairly interesting. I don’t know if I’d want to spend the time it would take to break down a ship 42 times to clear the debt though. And that’s not even allowing for the fact that Splat is “half way” through the game already…

[@AAron-gr3jk]

I mean if Satisfactory is a game... this is too :) I love it.

[@FatalWalk3rFilms]

25 - 30 mins...looks at the 44 minutes timeline....I like this XD

[@Hunter248GM]

Vsynch doesn't only fix screen tearing, it also limits the amount of frames generated to what your monitor can handle, it's stupid to make your GPU run at 70-80% power to render 500fps if your monitor will only support 60fps, it'll save you on energy consumption and noise levels, even in some bad console ports it may help with weird collisions, like The Darkness 2 there's an airvent I couldn't pass through, read on the forums it's due to bad porting and you needed to turn on Vsynch (and yes this fixed it) back in the day Vsynch was something you'd turn off unless you needed it, nowadays it's often better to just leave it on

[@benwilton5307]

The radiation makes everything tastes like cayenne peppers -Splatty ‘Homer’ Cat

[@SirFace4]

Some times when you shoot the laser and don't hit your mark the laser will deflect off that said item and shoot in another direction maybe hitting something behind you, so you have to watch for that..

[@Nekoyashiki-san]

Thanks for showcasing! ^^

[@nerdocalypse7466]

i passed on this game when i think it was 20 bucks on sale for like 15 [i tryed to google how many unique wrecks they have but couldnt. it seems like they only have the same few to my eye tho] because after i watched a guy play on stream i realized that once you do each wreck 1-3 times it becomes tedious and the same [no mans why? also had this problem...wide as an ocean deep as a puddle]. cool concept tho. if they had like 15+ hulls with maybe some alternate layouts for each then i might pay the 20...oh they raised it to 35 but didn't address the redundancy issue. nevermind ill just watch someone stream it and remember why i didnt give them any money.

[@hadeshimself9639]

Thank you immensely for scrolling through the options! I was on the fence on buying the game and I think I would rather not play if there's no option to lessen the brightness of the laser.

[@tsuna666]

I bought this game after you covered it a long time ago out of curiosity more than anything and was not expecting how incredibly satisfying it was to take a ship and strip it down until you're throwing the last worthless pieces into the furnace. Just throw on some music and chill out.

[@cuvro1353]

My First Death in this game was me Pulling a Storage Cabinet out of the cockpit, and I accidentally released the bin, and it smacked me in the face, exploded my Visor and Suffocated to death.

[@Strothy2]

less cutting is more time saved, you don't need demo charges to gut the ruings, just split saw the middle bottom one pull it in the barge with 2 strings, cut the middle and either one to the right or left on the top one and use strings to pull them into the barge... saves A LOT of time... you can also cut the aft end loose and use the thurster as a ram to punch it free keep the ECU and reactor in one pice cut it loose and pull it all into the barge... :D com on time is money, watch some speed runs ma man

[@ARGHouse504]

I finished the campaign an hour ago, very fun.

[@markrichards7377]

It's so funny, I just pulled this game off my Steam wishlist. And, now they went to full release and feel like I should put it back on there. It's not funny, haha.

[@InCryosleep]

Splats good at making games look good, unfortunately they are missing a ton of stuff they had been saying would be in the final game for a long time. There are only a handful of different ships to take apart and by midpoint of the game you have already seen everything.