Car Mechanic Shop Simulator

Car Mechanic Shop Simulator is a simulation game that aims to capture both sides of automotive work: the hands-on process of repairing vehicles and the broader responsibility of running a profitable repair shop. Developed by Digital Melody and published by Games Incubator alongside PlayWay S.A., the game positions itself between detailed mechanic simulators and management-focused tycoon games, offering an experience that is less about extreme realism and more about balancing technical work with smart business decisions. From the outset, the game establishes its dual identity. You begin with a modest workshop, limited tools, and a steady stream of customers whose vehicles range from simple maintenance cases to more involved mechanical issues. Each job requires inspection, diagnosis, and repair, but the process is intentionally streamlined. Rather than dismantling every component in painstaking detail, the game focuses on identifying faulty parts, sourcing replacements, and completing tasks efficiently. This approach keeps the pace brisk and accessible, making the experience less intimidating for newcomers while still retaining a sense of authenticity through recognizable car system…

Spanish: Jugué muy poco el juego pero me pareció muy malo, primero el menú parece hecho con PAINT. Por las imágenes me esperaba algo mas guapo pero medio falso, el tutorial es medio no se entiende nada. Por mi opinión y primera vez (sacando el Rocket League) que doy una negativa a un juego pero no lo recomiendo porque no me divirtió nada. English: I didn't play the game much, but I thought it was really bad. For starters, the menu looks like it was made in Paint. Based on the screenshots, I was expecting something a little nicer but a bit fake-looking, and the tutorial is confusing—I couldn't make heads or tails of it. In my opinion, and for the first time (excluding Rocket League), I'm giving a game a thumbs-down, but I don't recommend it because I didn't enjoy it at all. 4/10

very good game 10/10

this is just electronics store simulator repaint, nothing to see here,

A good management game, it is well made and light, if you have a GPU of 4.0 GB and less it consumes very little graphics resource, barely 1.0 GB of the GPU is used. It's a good game, I recommend it.

I've basically finished the game already in two hours. Im level 31 and all thats left to do is rinse and repeat the same things until 41 to buy the last 3 expansions. The only thing thats worth even selling in this game is the vehicles - which arent even covered by the cashier - which makes no sense as the cashier costs $500 a day, which is steep. The game starts off really slowly, but then cash inflows so fast as soon as vehicles unlock. the vehicle licenses make no sense, as they are expensive but dont even unlock vehicles that yield more profit. BUGS: Somewhere in the vehicle section just completely bugs the game out, screen goes all weird and i have to save, then reload my save to fix it. Cashier leaves at 10:00, with transaction unfinished, so I have to manually do them in order to end the day.