Ship Graveyard Simulator 2 is the sequel to the well-received first installment of the game, where players will focus on dismantling and recycling materials from decommissioned ships.

In this game, you’ll encounter new, larger ships, new gameplay mechanics, features, and improvements, as well as significantly enhanced mechanics familiar from the first game.

HOW GREAT TO RETURN TO THIS BUSINESS

The game Ship Graveyard Simulator returns even more grandiose. Whether you’re a seasoned player or picking up a hammer and cutter for the first time, there are decommissioned ships and thousands of tons of steel along the coast spanning over ten kilometers—you will surely find your place in this business.

DECONSTRUCTING LARGE PARTS OF A SHIP

Large fragments of ships? You bet! You will need a special crane and a large container. Ship Graveyard Simulator 2 will feature big fragments, modules, and components from decommissioned ships for dismantling, including engines, pumps, control panels, and more.

HUGE SHIPS

Order new ships for dismantling through the computer in your home. Along with a new ship, you will receive a new assignment! Collect all steel, aluminum, or copper parts. Even a small piece holds value. The game will feature several types of ships divided into categories. Some of them are true giants.

DESTRUCTION

Your main task in the game is to dismantle ships into small fragments. Some of them are small, but you’ll face a serious challenge when it’s time to tackle the dismantling of true giants and hire workers to assist you. Use the available tools—hammer, saw, torch, etc.—to break down ship fragments into smaller parts, collect as much as possible, and grow your business!

DANGERS

Remember that your job is one of the most dangerous, as you are dismantling the largest decommissioned ships in the world. What could go wrong? In Ship Graveyard Simulator 2, numerous hazards await you—gas leaks, electric shocks from cables, and toxic poisoning in abandoned areas. Don't forget about large fragments and modules of ships? It’s best to wear a helmet.