David Charles Shaw
Game Developer and Author
Scraptory
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Command a walking factory-castle in a feudal sci-fi sandbox strategy roguelite. Race across an open world to salvage alien-infested spaceships crashing from orbit. Build industries and defenses, recruit vassals, and decide the fates of competing factions.
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Scraptory is an open-world sandbox strategy roguelite with RPG, RTS, and tower defense elements.
A free-roaming factory fortress! You are the lord of a walking castle, built from the bones of a crashed asteroid mining ship. Explore and deploy almost anywhere but choose wisely.
Death and riches rain from the sky! Race to salvage tech and rare materials from procedurally generated scrapfalls. Besiege them and destroy the waves of alien monsters that infest them.
Build pop-up industries and defenses! Create temporary outposts or fortified manufacturing hubs. Strategically place units to stack buffs or tackle objectives.
Build with a simple and satisfying drag-and-snap! A good network of resource pipes is key to success.
Form a squad! Recruit and train vassal units that have powerful abilities. Slot them into your walking castle like customizable modules. Take them for a ride, then tactically position them.
Trade on the go! Spacing Guild ships dock with your castle like giant dragonflies. Trade, make deals, or accept missions while you explore or battle. Just don’t anger them.
Other Features
- Original soundtrack by The Lunks
- A lore-rich world written by a science fiction author
- A dynamic faction system where allies can become enemies
- A short tutorial that eases you into the world
Story
Your generation has never known a home where space debris didn’t rain from the sky. Once, this was an idyllic and technologically primitive planet, where the sky was the edge of the universe. Now, it is bombarded day and night by derelict spaceships and stations crashing across the land. Hazardous substances and alien monsters spill from them, devouring nearby life and infecting the soil.
The cause was a mystery until you reactivated one of the fallen machines. It started receiving automated radio transmissions from off-world, demanding strange payments and information. You answered and learned the truth. Your world was unknowingly sold as a galactic corporation’s dump and containment zone for spaceships infected by an alien menace.
With the advanced machinery on board, you built a fortress, automated factory, and home. You know it is technology. But to most people, you wield magic, bargain with dark forces, and commune with the horrors from the sky.
What you do with that power is up to you. Your choices could decide the fate of your world.
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