About Junkyard Keeper
You run your own scrapyard, and everything you build starts out as something somebody threw away.
The core of this simulator game is collecting and upgrading. Your runs through the yard earn currency, and you spend it on two upgrades, Range and Capacity, so each trip pulls in more parts than the last.
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Screws are the pickup worth chasing, because they pay out bonuses. The parts you haul back get crafted into new equipment, which is how the yard slowly grows from a scrap heap into a small engineering business. That crafting side makes it a light building game on top of the driving.
Key features
- You drive around a scrapyard picking up parts from junk piles.
- Collected scrap is crafted into machines and equipment.
- Currency from your runs upgrades your Range and Capacity.
- Screws give bonuses when you collect them.
Tips & tricks
- Spend your first currency on Range so you can reach more parts on every trip.
- Take a small detour when you spot screws, since the bonus is worth the extra driving.
Frequently asked questions
What should I upgrade first in Junkyard Keeper?
Range. A longer range lets you collect parts much more efficiently early on.
What do I spend my currency on?
On the Range and Capacity upgrades, which let you grab and carry more scrap per run.
Is it more about driving or building?
Both. Hunting for parts around the yard gives it an adventure side, and then you craft what you found into working equipment.
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