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Hello Ship Destroyers!
What changed
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- Gameplay
Ship Graveyard Simulator 3 changes
Welcome back to another Ship Graveyard Simulator 3 development update. Before we dive in, we'd like to remind you that the Ship Graveyard Simulator 3 Demo will be launching on August 6th at 3:00 PM CEST! 🚢
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3348380/Ship_Graveyard_Simulator_3__Single_Player_Demo/
We can't wait for you to get your hands on it and experience everything we've been working on. As always, your feedback means the world to us and plays a huge role in shaping the game, so we'd love to hear your thoughts after you've had a chance to play.
Over the past months we've introduced many of the new mechanics coming to the game. Today we'd like to take a step back and show you how they all fit together by taking a closer look at everyday life around your scrapyard.
Let's get started.
THE BEACH
Everything starts here.
The beach is the heart of your scrapyard and the place where every purchased ship arrives.
This is where you'll spend most of your time dismantling ships, recovering resources and preparing everything for transport.
As your scrapyard grows, the beach becomes increasingly busy with vehicles, machinery and larger projects, making it feel like a real industrial workplace.
YOUR HOME
Everyone has to start somewhere.
At the beginning of the game, your home is a small trailer located right next to the beach.
Inside you'll find your computer, which gives you access to all the most important management systems.
The trailer also contains a bed where you can end the current day, as well as a display area for the collectibles you discover while exploring abandoned ships.
As your company grows, you'll eventually have the opportunity to purchase an abandoned house located nearby.
Rather than instantly unlocking a finished home, you'll renovate it step by step, restoring one room after another.
We're treating this as the first step toward making your home an even more important part of the overall experience, and we already have many ideas we'd like to explore in the future.
THE GARAGE
A growing scrapyard needs a growing fleet.
The garage stores all of your purchased vehicles and trailers in one convenient place, making it easy to prepare for the next transport job.
As your company expands, you'll be able to upgrade the garage and unlock additional parking spaces, allowing you to own and operate an even larger fleet.
THE WAREHOUSE
One of the biggest additions in Ship Graveyard Simulator 3 is the warehouse.
Instead of instantly selling everything you recover, you'll transport materials from the beach and store them inside your warehouse.
Storage space is limited, so managing your resources becomes an important part of running an efficient scrapyard.
As your business grows, you'll be able to expand the warehouse, increasing its capacity and preparing it for handling larger amounts of recovered materials.
Together with transportation, this creates a much deeper logistics system than ever before.
SUMMARY
Our goal with Ship Graveyard Simulator 3 is to make your scrapyard feel like a real place rather than simply another level to complete.
Every building around your base serves a practical purpose, and together they form the foundation of your daily work and the growth of your company.
There's still much more we'd like to show you, and we'll continue sharing new features in future development updates.
Your feedback really helps us shape the game, so feel free to share your thoughts 👇
See you in the next one, Ship Graveyard Simulator 3 Team
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