Low-Budget Repairs

fajna

cool game was more fun then expected.

Nephew's work 😡

Gra zajebista, fizyka jest tak chujowa jak remonty ale w ogóle to kogo to obchodzi

Gameplay 9/10 Czech subtitles 7/10 At all ∞/10 The story, the brilliant behavior of all the NPCs—it was just like real life, like being on a construction site getting advice from a bricklayer who’s absolutely wasted. The game is just peak.

Des trailers complètement mensongers au fil du temps, des promesses non tenues. Malgré une grosse config j'ai passé une heure à essayer de résoudre les problème de texture sans succès. Les textures sont baveuses/moches quoi que je fasse. Une quantité astronomique de bugs malgré des années de dev, des play tests et une démo avant la sortie. Le prix est trop cher pour ce que c'est. Je suis extrêmement déçu, j'attendais énormément ce jeu.

I am recommending this game because clearly love went into this game, just as their "Cheap Car Repair" simulator game (which I have and have played)... but take my recommendation with a grain of salt. Read other reviews, but also take mine into consideration- I have some good and some bad with this game... The voice acting was a little everywhere, the main guy doesn't even sound like he knows the words he's saying, the annunciation was like an American trying to say Polish words without ever having known Poland was a place prior to the job. Sometimes things were said WAY too quietly, and sometimes things weren't said that the subtitles had- and vice versa. On to the gameplay. [b][i]I[/i][/b] enjoyed it for the most part. There was a LOT of closing the game and reloading it so that things were working again. My BIGGEST qualm was with the painters tape. I never really used it until I was done playing and I was trying to make my house look good... I had everything beautifully taped off so that I could two-tone paint the bathroom... and when I meticulously ensured everything was straight and I didn't paint too far over the tape.... I removed it and -lo and behold- the paint bled through the tape. So it was as though I didn't even have tape there save for SOME spots that it seems to have taken. I also had once in my own house and once during the Police station when I needed to paint the bars... where the tape never ran out. Then it turns out it was a glitch. Just... really annoying in all honesty. I liked the gameplay overall, it wasn't true to the video that's on the games store page... but I'm also somewhat glad for it. It seemed too chaotic and with what little destroying you can do- the game was still pretty glitchy. So it was a saving grace in that regard. For a game that needs the whole- drive home for materials you have, then drive to the store for more materials- it really didn't handle THAT well either... whenever I'd leave a job to get materials, I'd return to find doorways messed up, tiles fallen off of walls (and I always made sure they were adhered perfectly, I'm no hack despite that being the premise of the game) and previously purchased items that I had set in the rooms they were going into had vanished! (this happened in the Church with the cupboard with a glass door). I don't know if it was a glitch or what, but in the end I was unable to access the last room, despite finding the code well into the first HOUR of playing the game... (I've played over 30 hours of this...) the door didn't highlight and I couldn't click the padlock to activate it... and I am unable to do ANYTHING to the outside of the house, which I would very much like to be able to paint/remove graffiti. But alas I cannot. All-in-all as you can see with how long I've played, I did enjoy it. I'm a patient person, so having to leave the entire game and relaunch just to get stuff working again did not negatively impact my overall enjoyment of the game. BUT if you're not a patient saint such as I, perhaps this won't exactly be your cup of vodka.