Offroad Mechanic Simulator

If you enjoy getting your hands dirty with virtual repairs and love off-road vehicles, Offroad Mechanic Simulator is a really satisfying game to dive into. You get that hands-on feeling of taking apart engines, fixing parts, and bringing tough vehicles back to life, all while dealing with rugged, offroad machines. It’s the kind of game where you can lose track of time just focusing on one job and seeing it through. What makes it especially enjoyable is how rewarding it feels when you finish a repair. You can actually see your progress, and it gives you that nice sense of accomplishment after each job. If you like learning how things work and improving as you go, you’ll probably find yourself hooked pretty quickly. The only downside I’ve noticed is that when you complete a job, the loading can feel a bit slow, which breaks the flow a little. But aside from that, it’s a really enjoyable experience that’s easy to recommend if you’re into mechanic or simulation-style games.

its easy to understand and the controls are simple

what the hell, CTD out of nowhere... in the middle of the first tutorial map beginning no less... the mechanics of the part removal and replacement are spot on, someone has actually worked on vehicles or paid close attention when a vehicle was being worked on... due diligence is very important in a game like this. the look and feel of the game (some things are a bit wonky and ass backwords like the navigating around parts etc. not intuitive to the use of a mouse at all, this was obv. designed with controller's in mind.) the visuals in the garage while the space is dinky are spectacularly good and fairly accurate... the vehicle is a bit too clean and you cannot tell right off whether a part is damaged or not (visual inspection is important afterall) and still did most of the things right in regards to the first part... but when you select a map and start the tutorial for that map instant CTD out of nowhere, which sadly making the fun/rewarding part unplayable. while i wold like to play this and enjoy it, paying for a game that does not work right is a no go, and it looks like the dev.(s) have not bothered with it in over 2 years making this a fail... sadly ill be requesting a ref…

You will spend 75% of your playtime powerwashing or wrenching bolts, 20% of the time getting unstuck and 5% enjoying gameplay. I got the game for 4$ which feels appropriate for the 3hr experience but improved UX design would have held me to this game longer. This game does a great job illustrating the chassis assembly of a vehicle. Taking them apart step by step, you can see the engineering intent of the components you are handling. This positive experience alone makes me vote yes to recommend this 4$ experience.

Got this game for full price when it released... And I got to say, its not worth it. I haven't played recently so I'm mostly writing off of memory, but towards the end of the game (once everything is unlocked), there isn't much to do apart from maybe try to get better times on trails and customise cars some more. While yes, the game does have some decent content, it appears to be almost abondoned, and at this state for nearly $30 AUD, it's something that I would not buy again. *edited: There's also a glitch/cheat that I remember (not sure if its been fixed) that could basically give you infite money

if you like car that can go off road you'll like this game but there are some buges that are anoying and they need to add more cars to the game