

Scrap Daddies
Other Ocean Interactive · 2026 · Looter Shooter, Online Co-Op, Action-Adventure, PvE, Indie
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Scrap Daddies receives mixed feedback, with players praising its charming art direction, smooth animations, and intuitive upgrade system, but criticizing significant technical issues including poor controller remapping options, frequent crashes, and unreliable hit detection. While some players appreciate the game's creative foundation and potential, others find the experience hampered by these bugs and lack of clear direction, making it feel unfinished in its current early access state.
After spending roughly three hours with Scrap Daddies in its early release, my overall impression is very positive, with a strong sense that this game has a great foundation and a lot of potential to grow into something special. It’s clear that a lot of time, care, and creativity went into building this world, and I want to start by saying that it genuinely shows. Visually and stylistically, the game is a joy. The art direction and animations are well done, and there’s a lot of charm in the environments. I often found myself wanting to slow down and take in the scenery because the game looks very nice. Controller support also deserves praise playing with a DualSense felt smooth and intuitive, which made jumping in easy. The upgrade system is another strong point, upgrading your scrapper feels satisfying and gives a real sense of progression, which is exactly what you want in a loot driven game. That said, during my first couple of hours, the experience leaned far more toward stressful than enjoyable, especially as a solo player. Enemy balance played a big role in this. Slimes and critters feel extremely punishing early on, both in terms of damage and sheer numbers. I strongly fe…20 found this helpful
This game has very poor controller support, all buttons are assigned but cannot be remapped and steam overlay does not function as intended leading to one button having multiple functions instead of replacing the function of the button. This is a MAJOR problem when the usual reload button on most games is assigned to drop your weapon in this game, the game also lacks instruction and feels like it is made out of play doh.9 found this helpful
Was fun for the first 30 minutes then several crashes and bad hit box detection kinda kills the game for me6 found this helpful
whats the point of this game? waste of time4 found this helpful
I've been eyeing this game for awhile now but was hesitant because friend slop games tend to be well "Friend slop" lol meaning ya need friends. Took a gamble during the summer sale and picked it up. To my surprise the game ran really good on my Arc B580 at 1440p and the game looks absolutely gorgeous to me! The game is super fun and easy to play but hard to master (especially if you choose the wrong tools lol my first run was a mess XD) and guess what? It's solo friendly! That's a huge win for me! :D From what I seen there are four characters to choose from, all with an alternate skin you can unlock in game using scraps you find. Along with the idea you have a level up system which is for all characters. Every time you level up you have the ability to upgrade your weapons and tools including a backpack that allows you to mix scrap together to make more room in your backpack to lighten the load which is a cool feature! Everything in game can be unlocked using scrap you find. Overall price point wise it's an absolute steal! Def pick it up if you enjoy looting/extraction games with procedural maps and light RPG elements. To me this was a purchase I am absolutely happy with! Only mi…2 found this helpful
This is a really neat little gem. I can't wait to play this with some other people.
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