Cheap Car Repair
Little Dog Games · 2026 · Automobile Sim, Simulation, 1990's, Funny, Immersive Sim
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About Cheap Car Repair
Except this isn’t just any village… this is “Bumfuck Nowhere” — the kind of place where nothing works properly, everyone knows your business, and common sense was abandoned years ago.
And right in the middle of this glorious dump stands you… covered in grease, broke as hell, and trying to keep your garage alive.
Money is tight, so you’ll need to get creative and cut corners wherever possible:
- Dent in the fender? Just slap some filler on it!
- Pantyhose instead of a fan belt? Good enough!
- Watered-down fuel? The customer probably won’t notice!
As long as the car survives long enough to leave the garage, you make a profit.
But things don’t always go according to plan. If your repair job falls apart, angry customers may come back looking for more than just a refund…
Become a master of questionable bodywork. You can fix things properly… or just cheaply. Painting over rust never hurt anybody, right?
If it’s round enough, it can probably be used as a steering wheel. Genuine parts are for rich people anyway.
Got a steering wheel? Perfect — time for a ride! Explore the open world of Bumfuck Nowhere, discover hidden secrets, side missions, and all kinds of weird local activities.
A kitchen sponge works just as well as an air filter. If you can’t see the difference, why pay extra?
Diluting fuel with water doesn’t surprise anyone around here anymore… but somehow getting a car running on beer and vodka is still impressive.
Shady traders, annoying neighbors, village weirdos, and countless other characters are waiting for you. Some will help you make money — others will make your life miserable.
Looks like you made somebody angry. Your workshop has been trashed, so it’s time to renovate the place and get back to business.Repair rusty old Polish cars using all kinds of bizarre and creative methods:
- patch up bodywork, fill dents, paint panels, clean dirt, and scrape away rust,
- replace broken parts using either proper components or suspiciously cheap substitutes,
- disassemble and reassemble car parts, remembering that every bolt matters,
- jack up vehicles, remove wheels, and slowly turn complete wrecks into barely functioning machines.
Running a garage isn’t just about repairs.
You’ll have to balance costs, quality, and profit, because every shortcut can come back to haunt you.
Outside the workshop, additional story-driven missions await, letting you experience the life of John the Mechanic, explore the surrounding countryside, and meet the strange people living in this forgotten place.
So what are you waiting for? Grab your wrench and start cutting corners!
Rusty junkers, furious customers, broken parts, village drama, and pure automotive chaos — welcome to the world of “Cheap Car Repair”!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise Cheap Car Repair for its engaging, humorous gameplay and fun arcade-style car repair mechanics that kept them coming back despite being a niche sim game. Common complaints center on the game feeling somewhat incomplete in its current form, with requests for more content like additional cars, expanded story, and various gameplay options, leading several players to recommend waiting for a sale or future updates before purchasing.
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I like it, but I hope they add more options to replace parts with random ♥♥♥♥. Sponge for a fuel filter is funny, but I'd like to see that extended to more parts.
Gets on my nervs alot
In Poland, many mechanics are notoriously dodgy. This game shows just how bad they can be! I really enjoyed it. It's a great game where you can explore, pick mushrooms, chop wood, and even fix cars—well, almost. It's close enough to feel satisfying. There isn't really an ending, as customers keep coming forever. My biggest issue is that the game encourages you to use lower-quality parts to make a bigger profit. Those cheaper parts can be found in the world, but they don't respawn once you've collected them, which eventually limits your options. The game is still new, though, and I hope it will continue to improve with future updates.
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Funny Game
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