- Publisher: Focus Home Interactive , Focus Entertainment
- Release Date: Sep 20, 2022
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 5
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Positive: 3 out of 5
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Mixed: 0 out of 5
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Negative: 2 out of 5
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Sep 29, 2022I have really enjoyed this game, I don't know what it is, there is something satisfying about taking something apart, either carefully or systematically or with a small slip explosively.
Each shift is set in 15 min intervals so it is easy to just do one more shift! Yes currently the XSX version crashes and is in need of a patch. But the fundamentals are just so much fun. -
Sep 29, 2022A very fun and unique game. I could not put it down. Your job is to disassemble a ship as quickly as possible, but there a few hazards that will get in your way. It satisfies an itch I didn’t know I had. I can see myself playing this one for a while.
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Oct 15, 2022
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Nov 21, 2022pretty fun for some puzzles and calming game play, but can be very tedious if your not in the right mood for the game, the destructible environment is very fun to mess with, but be careful because getting knocked into a recycler because you weren't paying attention could cost you, figuratively and literally
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Oct 11, 2022An odd mix of relaxing and stressful, Hardspace: Shipbreaker is a really clever and addictive puzzle game at its core, unlike anything else I’ve really played. Sure the zero gravity controls take a little getting used to, as does the ‘proper’ way to disassemble a derelict ship, but once all this comes together you’ll truly see how satisfying it really can be to earn the maximum rank on a ship, just make sure that OSHA isn’t watching while you work.
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Oct 7, 2022If you are a fan of the multitude of 'work' type games that have arrived on console in recent years, then Hardspace: Shipbreaker will cover your needs.
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Oct 3, 2022While at times the repetition inherent in its design got to me, the thing Hardspace: Shipbreaker shares most with those podcast games is that its core gameplay loop can feel incredible. That it sometimes tore me out of my complacency with no notice and made me fight for my life didn’t stop me from wanting to play just a few minutes more, it made the desire to do so nearly impossible to resist. Paying off your debt may be an endless slog, but when it feels this good I know I’ll be signing up for another tour with LYNX.