Selkie's Salvage&Co. is a first-person incremental fishing game set on a flooded planet that needs cleaning. Retrieved scrap can be ground down into resources for upgrades, linking each fishing trip to a larger salvage operation. New tools increase the pace of collection, while exploration uncovers relics that change the player's capabilities. Physics interactions and the option to shoot debris add variety to the work of processing garbage. The Windows requirements use broad CPU and graphics descriptions, so they should be read as the developer's stated guidance rather than a measured compatibility guarantee.
BEFORE YOU PLAY
System requirements
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Windows · Base game
minimum
Operating system
Windows 10 64-bit
Processor
Intel i5 or Higher
Memory
4 GB RAM
Graphics
Most dedicated GPUs should work.
Graphics API
Version 9.0
Storage
1 GB available space
Publisher-stated requirements; performance not independently tested. Current Steam client support can differ from legacy game OS requirements.
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