Uncle Chop's Rocket Shop Steam Charts & Stats

tons of fun. i suck ass at it (cannot for the life of me figure out the AI module) and will continue investing many hours into this, probably still sucking at it the entire time. 9/10

ADORE this game. i've never had my mechanic itch scratched like this from a game before, this one absolutely nails it. i love the process of learning how everything works and building up an understanding so i can just remember how to diagnose and fix things with less and less help from the manual. so far i keep getting more complex modules at a good pace, too, i've never felt too overwhelmed OR too in control gameplay loop aside: the art is GORGEOUS and the writing is phenomenal. they do the wonderful hades thing of rewarding some deaths with more story, which makes failing less frustrating (or just funny and exciting). droose my beloved there's a few quality of life things that'd be nice, which i'll leave as suggestions here: - the frequency of fires in an unshielded meteor storm is so horrifically annoying it really speaks to how much i love the rest of the game that i pushed through it. jesus christ it's bad. trying to learn how to fix new modules while getting interrupted every 10-30 seconds (every 2-3 seconds at times) is a little too much, i can't imagine how painful it would've been if i had been playing the timed mode - it'd be nice if there was a system similar to car mechanic simulator where you can add parts to a list as you inspect a module, so when you head to the shop you can just glance at the list rather than jogging back to the ship when you forget what you need. not a huge deal, but it'd help folks who don't have a great memory :) - absolutely cannot tell the difference between perfectly in-focus and just in-focus on the ID module even with experimentation, not sure if you're supposed to be able to or if it's just a bonus to get sorta randomly - it'd be cool if there was also a subtle visual indicator that the gas filter is faulty on the rebreather module without trying to pump gas through it and seeing the leaks. again not a huge deal, just a little QoL that'd be nice :) so far no other comments the game just kicks ass and i love it EDIT: The Lawmakers ending is absolutely goddawful. The elevator makes the first two sections mind-bendingly frustrating to tackle, the cup of coffee is FAR too large in the inventory, and by the end the missiles come constantly and force you to babysit the button. The "modules" you interact with are fine--even satisfyingly chunky--but it's hard to appreciate that when everything else is so irritating. having to learn it all so fast with constant tacks being dropped in your path is truly a terrible experience still adore the game, but good god youse put me THROUGH it with this one

Really good game of memorisation once you learn everything. Let you learn about optimisation. I had a lot of fun and its the first time i had fun in a game for more then 10 years so I'm really impressed. I 100% it and some of the mission are harder then other i was playing in focused mode and one of the mission make you lose this adventage. The art is pretty. The cat is cute. Bad point: A lot of bug like i mean a lot, even a Main recurring event have a bug at the end who is pretty weird because its like one of the important event and its can make people think they are soft locked. I had my fair share of softlock myself you finish a day too fast oops you cant sleep, you didn't prioritised something that you didn't think was important softlocked there too. I had a lot of bug so that negative point about this game is it's need a lot of polishing on that in particular. Be prepare to alt-F4 or ESQ to main menu if you think something is fu** up or you just start flying in the air for some bugged reason. Art : 9/10 Story: 8/10 Stability:5.5/10 Design:10/10 Play time: 8/10 Beaten in 90h (77h on my steam) with all achievement. I had played before with my friend steam and transfered my save.

A really fun experience that quickly turns sour once you realize it's all pointless. Try having fun when the permanent upgrades are weak and pathetic at best, and one mistake takes your temporary progress away entirely. Honestly, what the heck is the point?

Super hard check-and-respond game much like Papers Please except you play as a mechanic. It oozes charm, has a great soundtrack (though I wish they'd add more tracks as it gets repetitive), is really funny, and makes you feel like you're really accomplishing something. Definitely recommended! Just remember it's a roguelite - dying repeatedly is part of the process. You get customers in that need various things done to their ship. You get a giant manual describing how to deal with these issues, and get rewarded for fixing things, especially if done promptly. And punished if not. What makes it fun is that you're having to figure this all out on the go, and you get better at everything; very soon you'll be able to refuel a ship in no-time, but then someone needs their headlights or rebreather repaired and you're stumped at first. You get exposed to new things, fail, and try again. Gradually you'll get fast at more and more. The difficulty of the game makes it hard to explore and try new things, but rewards you for doing so in the long run. Refueling is easy but doesn't pay the bills - other jobs are much more lucrative. The more you try out and learn, the more money you'll make for those all-important R.E.N.T. payments! There is a non-timed mode but I feel like this kind of misses the point. There are some things that have a time limit even in that mode, too.

This game has SO MUCH content packed into one! If you're a fan of sim games where you repair mechanical stuff + other secret simulator stuff I won't spoil - then this game is for you. I love that you can make it more cozy by setting the game mode to Focused Fixing instead of Frantic Mode so you can just immerse yourself in the fixing and have all the time you need to read the manual. The secret stuff jam-packed into the game, the multiple endings, and the art direction are all amazing. This game had me hyper-fixated for over a week now.

Unique premise for a roguelike that's very well executed Game has a surprising amount of content and secrets that has kept me hooked right as I thought the routine would start to become stale

i wish there was a meh , its very unique and a cool idea but its not for everyone not for me also game is pretty hard

I like gameplay and story overall, but you have to complete onboarding (about 4 or 5 runs) to get required perks in order to complete storyline.

Its not too often I find a title worth reviewing, but this game is such a joy to play with a fun narrative to follow. The option to choose between being graded on time OR quality is what truly won me over. The time restriction is never one that I personally enjoy and the game is fully prepared for people to share that opinion. Would love to see this title get more traction! If you like it be sure to tell your friends and drop a positive review yourself! One big piece of advice: Allow yourself to lose! You could in theory cancel out of a day before loading the next to reset, but I would highly encourage avoiding this unless you are very deep in a run(even then you still should avoid it)