Toy Tinker Simulator

I got this game for free when it was given for free by steam last year as a promotion or something. Like when EpicGames give games for free type of sht. This is game is what the title says, you just fix toys. It's really nothing special, it's stupid and the toys are like they came from the WW1 OR WW2 era. XD So don't have any kind of expectations. For me It's the perfect game to waste your time while waiting for others to get ready to join you on another game or in general do things to keep yourself busy. Personally I love it because it gets you to do something and also have that feeling of completion, since you start and end something and move to the next one. It's just a empty minded game. However, don't buy it full price, get it during a deep discount when is less than 1 euro for example. This is not a 13 euro game. I have played bigger and better games for that price. Gameplay: Basically It has a good sized catalogue of toys for your fix in many categories (begginer and up). You just: 1. pick the toy 2. you buy what you need to fix it 3. you take it apart 4. fix its components by going around in a room with the tools 5. make it one again, 6. you take a picture…

This one gives you something to click around in whenever you need to wait for someone I guess. Or something you can do on auto-pilot while watching a video on another screen. The level of interaction is very simple and even more repetitive, unlocking new stuff doesn't feel exciting and there's just not much to see. Statistically, the majority of players quits before repairing their 3rd toy, which takes around 15 minutes. If the janky tutorial doesn't filter you, the mundane gameplay loop that sets in immediately after probably will. 100% achievement completion here means delivering at least 578 toys. Among these, you'll need to deliver 5 specific type toys (plushies, airplanes, trucks, ships, trains) 35 times each, plus 75 car type toys. Delivering a toy usually unlocks another, pre-determined toy - so it's possible to min-max this experience by following certain unlock-routes. Overall, it's an extremely draining grind.

Toy Tinker Simulator is one of those unexpectedly relaxing games that quietly pulls you in and refuses to let go. At first glance, it may seem like a simple simulator about repairing old toys, but there's something genuinely satisfying about bringing forgotten objects back to life. Every toy has its own personality—whether it's a rusty robot, a worn-out train, or a beloved teddy bear that's seen better days. The process of cleaning, repairing, painting, and restoring them creates an oddly therapeutic gameplay loop that never feels repetitive. The attention to detail is what really stands out. Taking apart each item piece by piece and seeing the transformation from broken and dusty to polished and functional is incredibly rewarding. It's the digital equivalent of spending a quiet afternoon in a workshop with a cup of coffee and no deadlines to worry about. Visually, the game strikes a pleasant balance between realism and charm. The workshop feels cozy and lived-in, while the sound design deserves special praise. The subtle clicks of tools, the hum of machinery, and the satisfying finishing touches all contribute to an immersive experience that makes time disappear surprisingly qu…

Wasn't worth the price.

Awesome game to kill some time

The game is boring and monotonous. I appreciate relaxing games but this is just not it. Don't even get me started on how the graphics hurt my eyes.