Junkyard Universe

The demo is suitable for ages 14+. The game itself will be suitable for ages 16+. Please see the list of content warnings below.

Junkyard Universe is an arcade-adventure that mixes the story with steering the junk eraser ship in space:

Uncover all the dirty secrets of the DISSOLVER company as space pilot Meredith. She is just about to board Junk Eraser Ship 3LS4 - the very ship that returned from its last mission without her mother Elaina. Her official mission is to "Dissolve space trash into nothing and make space traveling saver for everyone!", but she will soon rebel against the system by installing a repair upgrade.

Repairing things instead of just dissolving them can lead to rather unusual results at times, but it gives you a real chance at earning those 125 000 dissolve points. Those are required to bail out your junk eraser ship before the DISSOLVER year is over. After all, if you don't bail out your junk eraser ship, it will never tell you anything about what happened to your mother.

Decide who you will trust and rely on: your surrogate father, a loyal DISSOLVER engineer who has raised you ever since your mother went missing? Your actual father, a man you have never seen before? The rebels? The aliens? Can you even trust your own junk eraser ship?

Can you save the world by repairing things instead of destroying them?

You can download the 40 minutes demo for free on Steam - I would love to hear your feedback!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3808920/Junkyard_Universe/

The demo is availbale in English and German.

Content Warnings

The demo is appropriate for ages 14+ and contains:

• Display of weapons
• Depiction of criminal acts
• Favorable depiction of criminal behavior
• Mild profanity, swearing, cursing
• Moderate crude language; occasional swearing
• Insinuated consumption of alcohol or tobacco

The game itself is appropriat for ages 16+ and additionally to the things named above includes:

• Cartoon violence / fantasy violence
• Bones/skeletons (items to be dissolved/repaired)
• Derogatory language;
• Depiction of suicide (text only, no images)