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Disassemble electronics, refine gold with chemicals, forge valuable ingots, and sell to the market in this immersive low-poly eWaste simulator.
Price history tracked since Jul 7, 2026 · vs all tracked offers.
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Tracked since Jul 7, 2026.
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A low-poly first-person simulator set in a stylised Australian take on the global e-waste crisis.
🧍 Step into the steel-capped boots of an Aussie E-Waste Scrapper.
Hunt down discarded electronics, dismantle them piece-by-piece, and extract valuable materials like Copper, Silver, and Gold and lower value materials like Iron, Aluminium, Brass and Plastic. Sell for quick cash at the Scrap Yard or hold for market spikes, and strategically expand your operation through smart investments and upgrades.
Every playthrough is shaped by deep, dynamic systems: daily e-waste varies, changing weather affects solar generation, individual items can contain hundreds of different component combinations based on their hardware and RAM configurations, market prices fluctuate daily just to name a few.
A New Game playthrough includes a guided tutorial that gives you limitless energy and freedom to explore at your own pace. Use this time wisely to learn the systems. Once the tutorial ends, 'real life' begins and you're completely on your own.
This is a realism-inspired simulator, not a mindless sandbox.
While it can feel relaxing and laid-back for players who enjoy the hands-on pacing, it rewards patience, problem-solving, and adaptability. Every choice shapes your success or your downfall, and it can throw you a curve ball every so often, to change things up and keep you on your toes. If you're looking for simple, carefree sandbox gameplay with no consequences, this may not be the game for you.
This is a Game best suited for players who love hands-on tasks, meaningful decisions & progression, and engaging with real-world issues in a simulated environment.
Head out early each morning to secure the best finds before rival scrappers beat you to them. Not all junk is worth your time, learning what to take (and what to leave behind) is part of the strategy. Pull Items apart down to the last Screw and gather the Raw Materials hidden inside.
Track fluctuating prices on your in-game PC. Sell raw or refined metals at the Scrap Yard, offload low-tier electronics at the Pawn Shop to free up time and storage for higher-value targets. Timing and focus can directly impact your profits.
Visit the Hardware Store to purchase better tools to speed up disassembly, solar panels to reduce utility costs & provide idle income, improved item transport options, expanded external storage, and other efficiency-focused upgrades. Spend wisely, not every upgrade provides immediate returns.
Reinvest your mid/late game profits into a Furnace Set, Crucible, and Ingot Moulds to forge high-value Ingots. A step further is the Chemical Set, used to extract pure Gold and Silver for premium returns. Buying into the hype of Ingot Creation too early with little to no valuable materials stockpiled can greatly slow your progression. It can be far more beneficial increasing Disassembly Productivity & Speed with Tool Upgrades, achieving a steady stream of reliable Income from selling lower value materials and stockpiling valuable materials before investing in these systems.
Earn XP in Disassembling, Trading, and Scavenging to level-up and gain perk points across three distinct skill trees. Specialise your playstyle and refine your strategy to maximise productivity and long-term profit.
Disassembly too slow? Lean into the Disassembly Skill Tree to improve Materials Gained and Base Disassembly Speed.
Not enough Items around to keep things moving forward? Lean into the Scavenging Skill Tree which will produce more Items for you to Scrap.
Can't earn enough Money to sustain your playstyle? Lean into the Trading Skill Tree which Improves Buying & Selling Prices.
LCDs & CRT TVs
Desktop Computers & Laptops
Microwaves & DVD Players
Game Consoles
Servers, Routers & HDDs
GPUs, RAM (2–32GB DDR3/DDR4) & Power Supplies
…and many more to come!
CPUs, IC Chips, BGA Chips
Capacitors, Transformers, Crystal Oscillators
Power Boards, Motherboards, CD Drives
Screws, Heat Sinks, Network Cards
Each component yields unique materials inspired by its real-world counterpart.
Take on optional jobs from Scrapper Joe for some extra side cash.
Need to push through a long day or got too many Items but not enough time? Grab a coffee from Kaz at “Feen 4 Caffeine” to restore energy and keep working through the night.
Scrapping Simulator is a stylised exaggeration of today’s throwaway culture. It’s about uncovering value in the forgotten. Where some see trash on the curb, others see opportunity, raw materials waiting to be reclaimed.
This is a simulator built on freedom, consequence, and discovery. There is no single “correct” path, only the one you carve out for yourself.
Right now the cheapest offer for Scrapping Simulator is CA$16.99 at Steam. KingsPrice compares 1 offers from 1 stores — official stores and keyshops — and refreshes prices throughout the day.
The lowest price KingsPrice has tracked for Scrapping Simulator is CA$8.49 (recorded on Jul 7, 2026). This covers the stores and period we monitor — set a price alert to catch the next drop to that level.
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