Scraplers

I think the idea is nice, and also the game implementation is not bad (given the very low price). It sure lacks improvements in many areas and also a few basic items (I couldn't even find a way to exit the game or go back to starting menu, there isn't a command/key list). The main problem, even given the fair price, is that to me the game is too grindy even from the starting point; I've played maybe 6 or 7 games in 3 hours, and never managed to gain enough money to do anything before dying against a swarm of 3-4 tanks or a huge one that easily absorbed my shots before transforming my little machine in a pile of fuming scraps... After death you go back to the starting camp in an even ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ situation, stuck in a tiny machine with no weapons and no way to survive. I think the combat itself is good, landing a nice shot while evading enemy tanks is somewhat rewarding, but the cost of repairs, fuel and ammo easily eats most of the money gained, and the repetition of combats, deaths and having to restart from the beginning made me gave up on the game. In the end, I think that with some little improvement it could be a good game, but at the moment it falls a bit short.

Lot of potential here. I am happy with my purchase if development continues.

Scraplers, what is there to say about this title. I think the dev team wanted to create a steam punk pirate game. You own a landship, which have properties(guns placement and troop carrying capacity), and you raid around to get bigger a boat and have more troop capacity. The concept is interesting. Sadly, at this point in the development, there doesn't seem to be something to do with those mechanics. You can grind to get bigger boat but beyond that the world is bare. System to raise relations with NPC are in place but quests(given by settlements/city) are only of type "sell me X amount of that resources item". Encounters type rates table(fight pirates, meet merchants, etc.) don't feels right. Character gear customisation is in place but characters are bland(all same except for the look). Defensive gear items don't seems to be giving benefits(unsure), it should at least display stats of the unit(not only HP and ATT) Tank warfare on the map is like old Fallout game. You move on a big map(white map with blue circles for location), and at interval some event "pops". You can send your trooper boarding other boats or raiding forts of other factions. It's an interesting proof of …