Hardspace
A new trailer for Hardspace: Shipbreaker is here to give us a banging montage of how we can die in Hardspace: Shipbreaker on accident
Next week will mark when players will get a chance to give Hardspace: Shipbreaker a go when the Early Access fires off. June 16th is still that date and you will be able to get not only a look at the game but also help Blackbird Interactive make sure that it is a great game at the end of it all. This is nothing new and just a reminder. What is new is a look at the various ways we will be blowing up and dying in Hardspace: Shipbreaker if we do not follow the rules and regulations of it all. That or an accident happens. It is how we will be forced to keep at the job as we pay off the debt of being brought back. The other big part of it all.
Of course, much of this can be mitigated in Hardspace by just being careful and taking your time, but we all know that humans will not be able to do that in general. It is possible to do, but from the look we have here, it is not going to be the easy option at all. More so when you might not always be able to see through the walls or might mix up a solid plan of it all to get all of the salvage dropped back off. It is also nice to see that not all explosions in Hardspace will lead to death. Just most of them and sometimes being flung out to space instead of just vaporized.
Hardspace: Shipbreaker — Big Bang
Hardspace: Shipbreaker’s Big Bang trailer shows explosive results of screwing up.
Blackbird Interactive and Focus Home Interactive’s space sandbox salvaging game Hardspace: Shipbreaker launches into Early Access on June 16. Equipped with cutting-edge salvaging tech, carve, and slice spaceships to recover valuable materials. Upgrade your gear to take on more lucrative contracts and pay your billion credits debt to LYNX Corp. Today’s Big Bang trailer explores the countless ways you can screw up in this deadly job - with explosive consequences.
Every ship a minefield, every cut a potential trigger
In Hardspace: Shipbreaker, you’re free to cut and destroy at will within next-generation physics simulation. This freedom offers endless ways to strip down and salvage a ship, and just as many ways to screw it up. One wrong cut might trigger explosive decompression sucking you into the vacuum of space, or even a chain reaction that ignites the fuel lines and destroys the entire ship. While you can always deepen your debt to LYNX corporation by expending new clones after death, one thing remains true: dying is extremely unprofitable.
The player and press favorite launches Early Access next week
Hardspace: Shipbreaker has already established itself as a player and press favorite thanks to positive previews and a standout appearance at PAX EAST 2020. The next-generation physics and unique gameplay quickly won over the crowds, leading some to declare Hardspace: Shipbreaker as the “most impressive” game of the show. Blackbird Interactive and Focus Home Interactive are committed to working with the already passionate community in expanding and improving the game’s brilliant promise throughout the Early Access period. Going live on June 16, the cosmic journey begins in just one week!
Are you ready to try to survive the universe of Hardspace here or will you be part of this montage we have? How hard do you think it will be to be able to move about and make the proper cuts all the time here? Do you think we will have more than none that we can survive here in the game? Let us all know down in the comments and then feel free to discuss it all. If there is more for Hardspace: Shipbreaker, we will bring it all here for you. Be sure to keep checking back in for all of that on the site here.
