Toy Tinker Simulator

Toy Tinker Simulator is a great way to discover that even being a toy store cleaner has its downsides. I was expecting a nostalgic return to childhood and a creative workshop, but instead I got a simulator of adult frustration. Most of the time you do nothing but scrub dubious dirt off plastic bears and hope that the virtual sponge will finally work. When you manage to clean the toy after half an hour, you find that the controls are as clumsy as if you were assembling the parts with winter gloves. As a relaxation after a hard day at work, it works great –⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ you will reliably fall asleep. If you like stereotypical clicking on dirty pixels, you will be delighted. For me, it was more of a simulator of why people prefer to throw away toys than repair them. [b] 5% [/b]

The game is boring. You be doing repetitive work fixing toy with god awful control scheme that could strain your hand. 2/10 not worth 100 achieve this game.

honestly speaking, i found the game quite boring. just like some review said, we only interact with the game by clicking on icons.

This game was made for grandma and grandpa to get into gaming. It ended up in my inventory as part of Humble Choice. There really isn't much to be said about this game other than they really cared about the art of all the toys and rooms. As every other reviewer states, it's boring after an hour of play. I still haven't been able to see the basketball hoop or race track in the advertized photos after 7 hours of tinkering. Putting a few toys together for 10 min a day to complete the acheivements is my process to dealing with this. I have a few ideas for improvement: - Some of the automated build and repair systems shouldn't require you to stand in front of them untill the "timer" completes. - Batch repairs of toys. - More meaningful complexity behind the levels of skill. - More complexity in some of the activities like soldering.

Very bare

you can play with one hand