American McGee Presents: Scrapland (2004)

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PC (Microsoft Windows) · Xbox

3.39 from 31 ratings

91 members have it in their collection · 2 playing now · 22 backlogged · 23 wish listed

In this game by American McGee you play as D-Tritus, a robot new to Scrapland, an asteroid inhabited entirely by robots inside a giant debris field, who has to stop someone from killing several important robots and taking over Scrapland. "SCRAPLAND is a third person action-adventure game set in a stunningly beautiful and futuristic world occupied by an amazing array … Read more
In this game by American McGee you play as D-Tritus, a robot new to Scrapland, an asteroid inhabited entirely by robots inside a giant debris field, who has to stop someone from killing several important robots and taking over Scrapland. "SCRAPLAND is a third person action-adventure game set in a stunningly beautiful and futuristic world occupied by an amazing array of robotic characters. The play experience is driven by a solidly engaging, sometimes humorous adventure narrative. The game mechanic combines proven GTA3 style emergent action with an immersive storyline, diversity of player actions, and complete freedom of movement through the world. Throughout the game the player can: transform into any of 15 character types inheriting unique abilities, build and pilot ships with hundreds of permutations, engage in explosive combat, participate in life-on-the-line races, and freely explore a truly dynamic and living world." Read less
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Release dates

  • Nov 04, 2004 (North_America) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Feb 28, 2005 (North_America) Xbox
  • Mar 18, 2005 (Europe) PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox

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Gamer_at_Law

Status Gamer_at_Law Jun 3, 2021

Finally getting back to this one after a few months away and, man, is it a weird and frustrating beast. So much story potential and imagination, but the actual gameplay is so messy that that there are huge difficulty spikes any time you're asked to engage in the ship combat that is supposed to be the main attraction. I spent …

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Finally getting back to this one after a few months away and, man, is it a weird and frustrating beast. So much story potential and imagination, but the actual gameplay is so messy that that there are huge difficulty spikes any time you're asked to engage in the ship combat that is supposed to be the main attraction. I spent about 30 minutes trying to beat one mission last night and finally had to quit in failure. Hopefully there aren't too many more hiccups like this in my playthrough, because I don't know if I want to spend all my gaming time this summer on Scrapland instead of Miles Morales or Assassin's Creed.

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