Open world survival crafting game Wasteland Waste Disposal announced for Switch
Kluk Digital has unveiled its new game Wasteland Waste Disposal, and it’s confirmed for upcoming release on Switch. The studio did not provide information about launch timing.
Wasteland Waste Disposal is an open world survival crafting game in which players go on a journey through a post-apocalyptic wasteland with a changing ecosystem you try to fix. Players will command and run a moving waste refinement fortress (plus its crew) and cleanse the highly toxic post-apocalyptic wasteland, which was devastated by a catastrophic event.
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Embark on a journey to clean the wasteland, ravaged by a catastrophic event known as the Megapocalypse, that combined every worst-case apocalyptic scenario imaginable. Hop in to the moving waste refinement fortress and enter the small open-world wasteland with a dynamic ecosystem, that reacts and evolves with your actions.
Acid rains and radioactive storms are a result of poor climate, and will tear holes in your hull if you get too close. As you clean the wasteland and implement upgrades, the biome gets cleaner, making neighboring areas more accessible. The wasteland is filled with useful creatures, some friendlier than others. Collect, farm and maintain the wasteland inhabitants to help you cleanse the world. Not all organisms are created equally useful.
Upgrade, manage and maintain your fortress. Convert collected resources into new materials, machinery, and money. Balance decisions between skipping repairs, ensuring safety, recruiting wastelanders, or investing in better equipment. Build the ultimate wasteland cleansing iron fortress.
Wasteland full of collectibles. Items you find in the wasteland are unique with different physical aspects and use cases. You find random junk, and rare finds to turn into collections. Curate mixtapes and trade items with the “Lost & Found” shops for valuable rewards. As you progress, your Scrapbook becomes a vast inventory of different collectable sets. Pro tip: Pencils, sawblades, basketballs and glass bottles are best as bullets.
A trailer for the game is available below.
