Salvage King: Wreck Empire

VELORUM ENTERPRISES LLC.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Salvage King is a deep-sea salvage simulator where you run a commercial wreck-recovery company. The ocean is full of sunken cargo. Every operation can make you rich or bankrupt you.
Start with a small harbor tug pulling abandoned yachts from local waters. Grow into a global salvage fleet that hunts cargo ships, clears blocked shipping lanes, and sells recovered scrap on a live commodity market.
THE ADDICTIVE LOOP
Deep-sea salvage is expensive. Heavy-lift cranes, sonar drones, and dive teams burn cash every hour. If a storm hits or equipment fails, you lose money by the minute. Do you cut the cables and run, or push the crew to extract a multimillion-dollar cargo hold?
COMMAND THE RISK MATRIX
Every job is a live command dashboard:
• Depth and hull integrity
• Crane load vs capacity
• Crew fatigue and dive limits
• Weather severity and forecast
• Equipment condition
• Cash burn rate
• Profit if you finish vs profit if you abort
Push harder and recovery speeds up. Fatigue rises. Integrity drops. One bad storm can sink the operation.
BUILD A SALVAGE EMPIRE
• Recover wrecks from local harbors to global disaster sites
• Buy and lease tugboats, coastal salvage ships, and deep-sea heavy-lift vessels
• Bid against rival fleets on high-value shipwrecks
• Sell scrap, copper, containers, and specialty cargo on a fluctuating market
• Manage reputation, insurance, crew, and cash flow
• Run multiple operations as your company grows
OPEN-ENDED GAMEPLAY
There is no final level. New wrecks, weather events, market swings, and catastrophic salvage jobs keep appearing. Build the most powerful maritime recovery company you can and stay solvent while you do it.
WHY PLAY SALVAGE KING
• High-stakes salvage tycoon with real tension
• Strategy, risk, and empire building in one game
• Dark maritime command-center design
• Perfect for fans of ship games, tycoon games, and management simulators
Download Salvage King and start your wreck-recovery empire today.