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NEON SALVAGE / WINDOWS PC

Clock in.
Make it out.

A small ship. A station full of hostile machines. Build your way through three short survival contracts.

Release in preparation · planned US price $4.99
The Microsoft Store release is not yet published or certified.

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Neon Salvage artwork with a green salvage ship and the words survive the swarm, build your way out.

SURVIVE / SALVAGE / REPEAT

Turn the wreckage into your next upgrade.

Your blaster fires automatically. You steer through the swarm, collect scrap, and install upgrades. A rechargeable salvage pulse damages nearby enemies, clears hostile shots, and attracts loose scrap. Survive the timer and destroy the overseer before extraction closes.

01 / CHOOSE A SHIP

Find your rhythm.

Scrapper balances hull and firepower. Needle trades armor for speed. Anchor carries a heavier hull and a stronger pulse.

02 / TAKE A CONTRACT

Clock in somewhere worse.

The Scrapyard lasts five minutes. The Foundry adds timed vent hazards over seven minutes. Silent Relay lasts nine minutes and brings two overseers.

03 / BUILD A LOADOUT

Make it dangerous.

Mix fifteen upgrade types: multi-shot, piercing, orbital cutters, critical hits, repair nanites, armor, and more.

A look inside the station.

Actual Neon Salvage gameplay showing the player ship, hostile machines, scrap, hull integrity and extraction timer.

Screenshot from the Windows release candidate. Presentation may change before release.

Offline by design.

Single-player gameplay. No account, advertising, or in-app purchases. Scores and preferences stay on your device.

How the game handles data →

Know before you play.

Windows 10 version 2004 or later, or Windows 11, on an x64 PC. Keyboard and mouse recommended. Optional controller input is implemented; physical-controller compatibility testing is ongoing.

English interface. Includes sound and volume settings, reduced effects, high contrast and larger interface text. No Xbox achievements, multiplayer, or cloud saves.

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