The game is surprisingly good and is one of the key lega of the job simulator genre. This one tries to tackle 3D environments, tight spaces, and a bit of a physics gun to help with salvage. IT mostly does it well, however the default control scheme is a bit difficult to get used to and I find myself constantly pressing the wrong buttons. I'll need to re-map the keys into something more intuitive and make it less likely to accidentally destroy rather than pick up something. The politics is basically big corp bad, unions good. It's simplistic and I find myself incredibly bored with the story. Such as it is. The campaign is basically just some audio dialogue on top of the base gameplay. You have no real interactions with any of the people.
Light on characterization. Light on graphics. Big on world-building and exploration. Not the highest production quality, but you get a lot for what it costs.
This is a pretty casual game with fairly simple mechanics. If you enjoy a casual exploration game with a bit of point and click combat on the side, this is the thing for you. I certianly enjoy it. I took a star off because the game is fairly simple and repetitive. While there is advancement and ways to get "better" over time, you mostly do the same relatively short game loop over and over which can get a bit tiring.
