Scrap Hunters scour the remnants of a bygone era for lost military tech and precious metal scraps. Iggy Ikeda sneaks into an abandoned Neptune Facility on a lead about a scrapped Warthog Mk II tank. Players wall jump and slash through six stages packed with tight saw blade paths, security droids, and laser traps while snagging every bit of scrap.
This indie action game delivers simple controls that demand mastery, including jumps, attacks with a hidden Kaizo blade, and hunts for tough-to-reach collectibles toward 100% completion. It skips microtransactions and loot boxes entirely. Pros finish in about 45 minutes, but full completion stretches to 5-6 hours for precision platforming fans.
In the not too distant future, Scrap Hunters scavenge through the remains of the old world in search of valuable forgotten military technology... and rare metal scrap.
Following a tip from an old friend of his landlords, Iggy Ikeda infiltrates an abandoned Neptune Facility in search of the remains of a decommissioned Warthog Mk II tank. You'll need to wall jump, and slash your way through 6 stages of challenging narrow saw blade corridors, security droids and lasers while grabbing as much scrap as you can.
Gameplay is simple but hard to master. You can Jump and attack (if you can find the hidden Kaizo blade).
Collect hidden and hard to reach scrap to get %100 completion.
Ikeda: The Scrap Hunter is a challenging stage based game with no micro transactions or loot box shenanigans.
Approximate time time to complete is 45 minutes if you're a pro at these sorts of games. But to get 100% of collectibles may take up to 5-6 hours.
