A seller swears the salvage is genuine. The surface scan agrees. The weight doesn't. Would you buy it?

Scrap Inspector is a free Windows test project: inspect salvage, compare tool readings and decide whether to buy, bargain or call out a lie. Radiation makes staying for one more deal risky.

I'm looking for feedback on how enjoyable Scrap Inspector's gameplay feels right now. It's an experimental first-person inspection and trading game: examine salvage, compare tool readings and decide whether to trust the seller.

Free Windows test build (272 MB): https://chubabria.itch.io/scrap-inspector

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What feels satisfying? What becomes tedious or frustrating? What would you rebalance—prices, risk, pacing or the usefulness of the tools? The build is still being tuned. A short honest comment on the game page would help; replying here is also fine.

I work with a team at Anti-Gaming Studio in Georgia. Scrap Inspector is my personal experiment, built independently to explore whether game-design knowledge and AI assistance can produce an enjoyable game without programming, art or audio expertise. I'm using what I learn to help integrate AI into our team's workflow. My English isn't fluent, so AI helps polish my writing and translations. This project also uses AI-assisted code, art, music and voices.

Our team is preparing its first Steam release, Plague Doctor VS The Profane: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3713680/Plague_Doctor_VS_The_Profane/

Other projects: https://chubabria.itch.io/