
Become a Mech Mechanic to deconstruct, rebuild, paint and fix gigantic iron machines. You live in an age of enormous machines and you better get ready to get your hands dirty!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.44/day in the week to Aug 4 → 0.43/day in the week after.
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About

This is the future - a world ruled by mechs.
Cars are long forgotten. The only thing that matters today are mechs - giant, powerful robots. And you? Well, you make loads of money on them. After all, you are a mech mechanic!

As a mech mechanic you will have to compete with the largest corporations of the modern world. Deconstruct, repair and improve giant machines. Create your own company and lead it to glory. Accept the challenge of creating your own state of the art mech - the most developed robot in the world.

Your job is to examine parts and find those that need to be replaced. Detach broken elements and order new ones... But remember, even the most damaged items can be reused. Renew, refresh and restore them, so they can be used again. Fix whatever you can. And the rest? Sell or melt it and craft into something entirely new!

Job offers can ask you to repaint some mechs, while others have to be updated and prepared for their new jobs. There are plenty of kinds of mechs in Mech Mechanic Simulator. And they all have different purposes. Increase your prestige and gain access to more complicated and state of the art machines.

Reputation of your warehouse constantly grows and corporations are less and less happy to see how well you manage to develop your business. It's about time to roll up your sleeves and compete with the biggest. Let's see who is able to create the most advanced mech of the future!

Expenses need to be covered. Your workshop could use some improvements and resources aren't cheap. Mech parts break all the time and your clients’ expectations are ever rising. Try to keep up if you don't want to get beaten up by your competition.

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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 702reviews | 61% | — | $367.4K |
| $9.99 | 79ratings | 62% | — | not modelled | |
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Honestly I really enjoyed this game but be aware that it is a game about fixing mechs and only fixing mechs. The ways mechs are pulled apart and put together is intricate and I love that but the game play loop is pretty repetitive. You do get more stations as time goes on allowing you to switch from replacing damaged parts to fixing more and more of them and eventually even creating you own for when the contract specifically asks for a replacement. However the game is pretty constant in your role: You Fix Mechs. Most of the people I see complain are upset that there isn't more to this game but honestly I find that the game I exactly what it says it is to be refreshing. If your looking for a game where your ride in a mech or fight or explore look elsewhere however if you want to be a little grease monkey in a mech shop with nothing else competing for your attention other then the mech before you then I would strongly recommend this.
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Languages: English*, German, Simplified Chinese, Polish, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Turkish, Japanese*languages with full audio support
| $9.99 |
| 77ratings |
| 68% |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 56 reviews with recorded playtime.
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tl;dr - run of the mill mechanic simulator with an annoying android giving off some nonsensical comments and standing in your way. you have ZERO setting options that you actually need. There is some Motion Blar active, but theres no option for it available. Also i'm pretty sure Mouse Acceleration is activated and not an option. Both are incredible annoying and making me motion sick while playing. The loop starts to get boring pretty quickly and even new repair stations have a boring and lackluster gameplay. Tutorial is "here have a read" and you'll never be able to check things again. I'll rate this game: I just wiped my memory so I don't have to remeber this / 10 Thanks for the read and have a wonderful rest of your day <3
Its not terrible. For what it is, its ok i guess. But there are some issues that make it so i just cant recommend it. The bad. - Total lack of story. the first 2 min gave the impression that there would be some kind of story or campaign, like Hard space shipbreaker. But there's not. its never touched on again, just pointless job after pointless job. - Both the painting mini game and calibration mini game are confusing to the point of unuseabilaty. Technically the paint thig isn't that big of an issue, just don't take jobs that need pint, only the best paying jobs always seem to want paint, and to have to constantly turn down your best job is seriously annoying. With calibration, im totally unable to use it at all. this is an issue because there's a quest to use it the first time, and the game wont progress until you finish that quest, a quest i can never finish, meaning that as soon as i bought it the game was effectively done for me. - music isn't great, gets repetitive and annoying after awhile. but it can be turned off. The good. - Graphics are ok. - The rest of the minigames are fine to grasp. and while the rust remover is a bit long, they aren't to annoying. - working on mecs is an interesting idea. The ok. - the mechanics behind taking apart and putting together mecs is vary simple and hand holdy. On one hand there is a desire for it to be more complicated, on the other i know for a fact if it was ide never get them reassembled, so i see it as a kind of necessity. The game wasn't expensive and i don't regret buying it. While i don't feel for me it has long playability value for the reasons above some might find it fun for long periods. This is one of those games that really needed a neutral thumb.
Gets repetitive quickly, hasn't seen many changes, and was buggy and wouldn't load parts of the tutorial even though I had recommended specs.
I thought it was a great idea. Cool theme... But nothing implemented in this game is fun. Maybe it's the pacing that's the culprit, but I'm probably not going to play this anymore. The fuzzy everything, the motion blur, the mediocre music... Hurts my head. In the hour it says I played this game, it feels like I've played for 10, that's how much of a slog it is sometime. But in that one hour, I've repaired like 16 mechs. And it's always been the same 3. I wager there's more later on, but I don't even care to try to get there. It made it feel like I've pretty much done everything worth doing in the first 4 repairs. It just... was so... boring. What makes Car Mechanic interesting/fun is figuring out what is wrong with the vehicle and figuring out the best way to approach the fix while making sure the whole thing still works. Additionally, the stuff required to do is always a lot, even in the beginner jobs, so it's pretty engaging for longer periods. Here, it's all, pretty linear, and it will always works, and in those 16 jobs I did, I think 12 of them were to fix 1 single thing. Hell, even the part names give me a headache. It's just like "chassis" and a part serial number... There's no description, there's not feeling of "oh yes, I should replace this so it can do the thing." Point is; it's just generally boring and hurts my head. What a shame.
The graphics are nice and the game is not bad, but the gameplay is limited as in there's not that much to do. After a short while you're just repeating the same tasks over and over and it gets boring fast. In short, it's interesting for a very short while, but not much more.
(game not complete and dropped at .2 hours of gameplay at review, part of my review all my games effort) (short version) If it says "Simulator" at the end of it, it's most likely going to be trash. This is basically PC simulator but with mechs. Yeah I'm good... If you played one of these games you've played all of these games. $20 asking price is $10 too much.
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还是不推荐,虽然建模和贴图猛一看挺帅的,但是修理其实特别没意思。我也算玩了好多模拟游戏了,最喜欢的是卡片店模拟器,发现模拟要好玩得凑够几个条件 1.要模拟的东西必须是现实存在/身边的东西,这样才会让人有基本的可感知力,比如说装机模拟器是模拟电脑运行就很好。 2.在1的基础上游戏里一定要做出现实里做不到的事,比如之前玩的电工模拟器就是修电线换灯泡也没意思
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