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This game is a salvage and recovery game that focuses on gathering materials from shipwrecks. Removing items from shipwreck requires the use of tools and machinery.

At the start of a new game, you receive a hammer and tools to recover items from shipwrecks. A hammer and a saw can only remove certain items from a shipwreck. As you progress in the game, you must upgrade your tools to salvage unique items.

Upgraded tools allow you to dismantle wreckages faster, meaning you will spend less time cutting metal and make money quicker. To upgrade your tools, activate the NPC character at the tool shed.

Click on the “Workshop” tab in the top left corner. Once you have upgraded the tool shed, you can upgrade your tools. New upgraded tools automatically replace lower-tier tools.

Some items are heavy and impossible to lift by hand. To lift machinery and heavy items, you can use a crane. A crane picks up items from the top and requires an unobstructed view of its path. 

If an item is inside the shipwreck, you must clear the roof before the crane can pick up an item. Always work from the top down and Press “5” on your phone to judge the distance the crane needs to haul an item.

Measure out the plan and begin to remove items from the top. The crane is equipped with rope, which allows you to clear items obstructing the view. Once the obstructing items are clear, use your phone to call the crane and attach the remaining items to the rope.

The salvaged materials you collect from ships are loaded into your truck. Before you sell any material, your collected items must be sorted into different groups.

Materials can be sorted and placed into their groups at the “Sorting Place” building just outside the ship graveyard. Drive into the sorting place with your vehicle, and it will start to offload your materials.

Your scrap material is color-coded into piles and placed on a conveyor belt. At the end of the conveyor belt, there are color-marked bins. Sort your scrap material into the correct color-coded bin.

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