Scrapland is a third-person action-adventure set in a distant future on Earth. In that future, only robots remain on the planet, and they consider humans to be the monsters that nightmares are made of. You will play D-Tritus, a new arrival who will investigate the brutal murders committed by a viscous being, a disgusting human on the loose in the city of robots.

Dive into this fun journey and discover the origins of MercurySteam, the studio behind Metroid Dread and Metroid: Samus Returns, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and Spacelords.

• Hack the system! Control 15 different characters, each with quirky personalities and abilities that will put your skill and sense of humor to the test.
  
• Find the human murderer who has infiltrated the world of the robots and end his criminal career, if you can complete the game's 140+ missions.
  
• Patrol the city with your favorite combat ship: Speed, fire power, countermeasures, maneuverability, resistance... You can have it all, if you put in the effort.
  
• S A V A G E Multiplayer mode: An intense combination of races and battles still unmatched in the genre. Create your games or join others, on a local network or online.
  
• Remastered content. This version has been improved with high-resolution modes, dedicated servers and revised network code, full gamepad support, in-game improvements, achievements and Steam Cloud support.

As a development studio it has developed a total of twelve spanish videogames, being some of the most importantn Clive Barker's Jericho (MercurySteam, 2007), Metroid Dread (MercurySteam, 2021) o Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 (MercurySteam, 2014). They have also developed other video games such as Scrapland Remastered (MercurySteam, 2021), Raiders of the Broken Planet (MercurySteam, 2017), and el DLC Revelations (MercurySteam, 2014).

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