Scrapnaut (2021)
RockGame, SpiffyBit
Scrapnaut is a top-down, base building survival game with steampunk elements. Explore an open world with different biomes, take care of oxygen, manage your farms, generate electricity, build your home and much more!
Platforms
Switch PCGenres
Adventure IndieThemes
Action Mystery Open world Sandbox Survival
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 15 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
LadiesGamers.com
By Yvonne van GelovenI realize I may not have played Scrapnaut in the same way most gamers would, but Scrapnaut harbors elements or different kinds of genres that will appeal to all sorts of players. It allows you to adjust the settings to just the kind of gameplay that feels right for you, which I really like. The exploring, gathering of materials and building and crafting part is where the fun is for me, and the game handled this well. It feels like a fresh take on the farming and crafting genre, reminding me of Harvest Moon: an Innocent Life, though it isn’t as smoothly polished as the big titles. I wanted to see more storyline, which would have made it less about ticking the boxes for the quests, but I did enjoy my time with Scrapnaut. I can’t of course comment on the battle part, but for me, the game shines in exploration and building/crafting.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationTypically when I think about the survival genre the focus that comes to mind is a balance between crafting, exploration, and fighting to stay alive...
