Save My Scrap

Save My Scrap casts you as a seasoned mechanic for androids who takes on a special assignment from a new client. Miomaru, a doctor, asks you to repair his personal android Harima—a near‑failing model whose circuits cling to life by a thread. What begins as routine maintenance quickly pulls you into something more intimate: you’re not just repairing steel and wires; you’re reconnecting memory cords that the pair have tried to forget. The more you work, the more you realize the past you’re unearthing is bound to the present you’re rebuilding.

Gameplay centers on opening Harima’s chassis and guiding a series of mini‑games to locate and replace the damaged components. Each repair restores function and reveals fragments of Harima and Miomaru’s memories. The parts you choose to fix, the order you solve the challenges, and the care you take in the process determines which memories surface, and how they alter the dynamic between doctor, android, and fixer.

Conversations shape the truth. Speak with Miomaru and Harima to build trust, press for answers, and steer the dialogue toward the heart of their story. Your choices influence reactions, reveal hidden motives, and push the narrative toward multiple endings. The emotional weight grows as the story unfolds, challenging you to decide what to repair—and what to leave alone.

World building comes through your drive as well. In the space between jobs you can tune the car’s radio and explore a range of stations, each offering clues about the world, its culture, and the tensions between humans and androids. The voice of the city hums in your ears, giving context to the characters’ struggles and the society they inhabit.

Key features include:

• New conversations and new endings that deepen the story with every playthrough.
• An unlockable gallery mode featuring event CGs and character backgrounds for deeper lore.
• Support for additional controllers to fit your preferred playstyle.

Save My Scrap blends precise mechanical play with intimate drama, inviting you to heal more than a failing android. You’ll confront shocking truths, hear heartrending pleas, and decide how far you’re willing to go to save both memory and machine.