Yacht Mechanic Simulator

do not buy this game its impossible to play it and it crashes way too much and there has not been a update or fix for this game since the 19th august 2022 its a complete waste of money hope this helps others from wasting money like i did

At the developer , sorry but this will be a thumbs down from me also. The game was on sale for very little so I decided to give this a go despite the very bad reviews. My immediate gripe after only few minutes of playing was the controls and the interface in general. The interface is confusing in as much as that it was impossible to determine at which layer/level of the boat that the stain/issue was before actually being at the correct level. Then when at the level then if the controls actually worked appear to be random since it said that I were supposed to use a brush below a table and I were not able to actually pick or use the brush. On top of that then the 3D interface made me nauseous that could possibly have been countered by adjusting the FOV but since the interface is so poor that I am going to uninstall the game then I will not bother testing that.

DO NOT GET THIS GAME!! Its completely broken and abandonned since 2022 the hotfix broke the game even worse and i cant even open it past the title screen

game was never finish and every promise update never happened I would not buy from this dev ever again DO NOT BUY !!!!!!!!!!!

Abandoned. The game has promise but as it is it's not fun to play.

Yacht Mechanic Simulator takes the satisfying restoration formula found in many workshop simulators and applies it to the considerably less common world of luxury boats. Developed by Punch Punk Games and published by CreativeForge Games S.A. and PlayWay S.A., the game revolves around acquiring or working on worn yachts, repairing their damaged components, improving their appearance, and eventually testing the finished vessels on the water. It is an appealing concept because a yacht offers far more than an engine to repair. Hulls, electrical components, interiors, decorative fittings, and other equipment all contribute to the restoration process, giving the game plenty of potential as both a mechanical simulator and a renovation experience. Most of the gameplay takes place around the workshop, where damaged vessels gradually become functional and attractive again. Players can patch fractured hulls, repair engines, replace batteries and cables, and work with numerous individual components. Parts can either be repaired or purchased when replacement is necessary. There is an enjoyable sense of progression when an initially neglected yacht slowly begins looking seaworthy again. The wor…