Scrap Diver

It's fine for what it is. The math is a little too linear at the beginning for my taste because everything is an integer. Each hit of your tool requires one fuel and takes approximated one second, palettes cost five hits and give you five wood, which sells for 5 dollars, essentially meaning that every second you hit something gets you a dollar. There is also a very noticeable circumstance where you will always have too much or not enough of something, whether it be cargo space or fuel. This could have been offset by incorporating the faster hit speed into the regular upgrade tree instead of it being a one time special upgrade. More upgrades which give less power increases but are cheaper would also be better. As it stands though, this is a decent use of three hours and three dollars if you already like incremental games.

Fun little cute game, insanely easy to 100% for all achievement hunters out there. Relaxing time

Underwater incremental game with chill vibes. Not sure if there is more than one ending but I feel satisfied for my money and time spent. Make another one that's longer!

[h1]Lack of depth[/h1] Game's [b]too[/b] repetitive. First 2 levels will show you everything this game will be, and there's 5 (6) of them, all of which are exactly the same in terms of gameplay. No new gimmicks, no new resources, [b]nothing[/b] new. First 15-20 minutes is all the time game will unwrap for. Can be completed in ~2 hours, will take ~1 more to 100% and that last hour was not enjoyable. Scavenging tool collisions are a bit wonky in late-game, having hits not register despite literally bumping your target, and if you're lucky, it will hit some other object that is on the [b]edge of the screen[/b]. Correcting your position to hit the thing will be as sluggish as in early-game, because while there are upgrades to improve top speed, there's not much for acceleration (and slowing down feels the same despite utilizing boosters). [hr][/hr] Should've applied that "minimalist" from game's description to gameplay as well before buying. I mean, game is cheap, so if you want to spend 2-3 hours mindlessly holding LMB and controlling a submarine, then sure, but i wouldnt expect this game to have 100% positive rating on which i was sold on.

It was okay, I guess. My only problem is it was a bit too linear in kind of upgrades. There was nothing really interesting. Even the special upgrades didn't really change much. If you get it at least for half the price, I guess it's okay. I got it for 1.59€

Cheap and fun little no brain game. The secret upgrades feel nice and the pacing gets a lot better as you get some momentum going. The last achievement seems to require a full playthrough if you have already done the good ending. I had fun but not sure Id want another full playthrough.