“You can sequence break the game,” the developers of Space Wreck suggest on its Steam page. The game is “Inch wide, miles deep,” with “Combat 100% optional.” There is so little artifice to Space Wreck‘s presentation as a “Hardcore role-playing game,” no real sense of wider-audience marketing. Perhaps that’s because, after playing it, you get the sense the developers saved all their creativity for the possibilities inside.
The easiest point of comparison for the just-released Space Wreck are the first two Fallout games, the isometric, click-to-move kind, from the late 1990s. That’s because Space Wreck’s developers, two folks from Latvia,
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