Computer Repair Shop

Repairing and upgrading computers is enjoyable for a few hours, but the repetitive jobs, limited shop customization, and occasional bugs keep it from feeling fully polished.

As a simulator — wow! The game really does a great job of pulling you into its atmosphere. For a YouTube livestream, I probably wouldn’t recommend it, because there are quite a lot of adult-oriented jokes and references. But for a regular edited video, it could work well if you choose the right moments. Other than that, the game is great. The slum atmosphere feels surprisingly convincing. I’ve never lived in a place like that, of course, but playing it feels almost like being inside a movie about life in the slums. Overall, it’s a very unusual and atmospheric simulator. 100% recomenderd

fun game but doesnt last long... just wish devs cared more could have had so much going for it with extra updates

I think this was the best game, featuring mechanics not found in other CheeseCake Dev titles. I loved the girlfriend part, and I unlocked all the achievements. It was both fun and challenging. I highly recommend it to everyone.

Computer Repair Shop takes the seemingly ordinary job of fixing computers and turns it into a deliberately strange first-person business simulation filled with questionable decisions, unusual opportunities, and increasingly absurd activities. Developed and published by Cheesecake Dev, it begins with a recognizable repair-shop premise but quickly establishes that technical realism is not its primary ambition. Instead, the game combines computer maintenance, buying and selling, exploration, hacking-themed activities, bargaining, and unconventional side objectives into a sandbox that rewards experimentation. The foundation of the experience is repairing customers' computers. Machines arrive with problems that need to be diagnosed, after which components can be examined, replaced, or otherwise dealt with before the computer is returned. There is an enjoyable sense of routine in accepting work, identifying what needs attention, completing the repair, and collecting payment. Hardware enthusiasts will recognize many of the concepts involved, but the process is streamlined enough that players do not need professional knowledge to understand what they are doing. This makes the game accessi…

Computer Repair Shop is a really great game with cool mechanics and a lot of fun gameplay. I’d love to see the developer add more content in the future, such as the ability to buy a house, more events, a larger map, and more things to do. However, after two years without any updates, I’m starting to feel like those additions may never happen. Still, considering the price of the game, it’s a really cool and enjoyable experience, and I’ve had a lot of fun with it.