PlayWay's Ship Graveyard Simulator, previously available only on PC and consoles, has now launched on Android. Players assume the role of a salvage yard owner, tasked with dismantling decommissioned vessels. A sequel is also in the works for PS5 and Xbox Series consoles.
Your primary objective is methodical demolition. Armed initially with a hammer and hacksaw, you'll systematically deconstruct massive cargo ships, recovering valuable materials to maintain your business. Progression unlocks more advanced tools, including a forge and expanded storage options via a helpful assistant and a dedicated truck.
As you level up, the challenge increases with the arrival of larger ocean liners, presenting intricate layouts requiring strategic dismantling and upgraded equipment. Excess materials are readily sold to a nearby vendor, providing additional income. You can even take breaks, order a new ship, and resume work at your leisure. A convenient feature allows ordering new vessels and having them arrive by 8 a.m.
Beyond the core gameplay, there are supplementary tasks. Engage in side quests from nearby residents, involving material retrieval or crafting specific items. While not a hyper-realistic simulation, Ship Graveyard Simulator offers a calming and enjoyable experience for players who appreciate a slower, more deliberate pace of gameplay.
The game is available on the Google Play Store. For more gaming news, check out our coverage of KEMCO's new tactical RPG, Eldgear. (Please note: The YouTube trailer link has been omitted in this rewritten version for brevity, but can easily be re-added.)
