
Run a quaint electronics repair shop in mid-2000s Tokyo. Grow your business by carefully restoring iconic video game consoles, cell phones, music players, and other nostalgic devices. Talk to customers, hear their stories, and see how your decisions impact both their lives and your shop.
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In this game, you run an electronics repair shop, meticulously restore nostalgic Y2K-era devices, including officially licensed Atari consoles, and interact with customers to experience a branching storyline with multiple endings that depend on your choices.

Greet customers, take their devices in for repairs, manage your finances, and surf the web for spare parts. Relax and enjoy running your own small shop in a game created with love and respect for the one-of-a-kind vibe of the Japanese urban life in the mid-2000s.

Fix a variety of nostalgic devices inspired by iconic game consoles, handhelds, phones, cameras, music players, and home appliances. Carefully take each gadget apart, clean it, replace faulty parts, and assemble it back together using your trusty toolset.

The way you interact with each customer can change their lives forever. Will you report on a disturbing find inside the former gangster’s phone, or help a lovestruck student confess to his crush? Make your own choices and see how they impact the branching storyline.
Relaxing electronics repair shop management
A wide range of nostalgic 2000s devices to repair
In-depth device cleaning and restoration system
Y2K-era web browser to hunt for spare parts
A variety of in-person and online orders to fulfill
Multiple tools for device repairs
Iconic Atari consoles, officially licensed for the game
Customers with unique stories and dialogues
Replayable branching storyline with choices impacting the ending
A distinct, chill vibe of urban life in Japan
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We need more 业务!
整体不错,剧情可能是翻译的问题不太行,后期重复劳动,内容还是有点少,我每单修理都收,商店里看到低价的就购入拆解当零件,18个小时通关后包里还剩90W不到。推荐等打折25-30左右再入比较合算
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese
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Hours played at review time, across 2.7K reviews with recorded playtime.
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J'aime vraiment bcp. Je n'ai joué que 4h, pour l'instant, mais j'avais joué presque autant à la démo, c'est dire si ça m'avait plû. L'ambiance est chouette, le montage/démontage, remplacement des pièces n'est pas trop prise de tête mais corsé comme il faut, c'est très bien pour se changer les idées. Petite mention : ça tourne sous Linux sans prbl 'day one'.
[b]The devs are continuing to add QoL changes and free content updates. This review is heavily based on the current content in this version.[/b] The art, music and aesthetics were fantastic but for $20 this felt more like early access than a complete game. I really wanted to recommend this game but I think it needed more time to cook or more play testing done. The core gameplay loop is fun for a bit until you have to disassemble the same few electronics 100+ times for very little reward. Even when you've unlocked most of the contracts they keep giving you very low paying jobs that never expire. Coupled with a clock that never stops even when the shop is closed, you end up with 30+ jobs not worth your time and it just keeps piling up. It felt like the opposite of a cozy game from the middle to the end. The assembly/disassembly is like 90% of the way there but with a few quirks that make the process that much more tedious to do. On some of the more complicated items, like the laptop, camera, and cassette player, the screws are so small it's hard to see them. Something that would help with this issue is letting us zoom in more and move the item, not just rotate. Supposedly pressing spacebar gives you a hint? It never did anything for me. Getting pieces in and out of the cleaner felt clunky and very hard to find smaller pieces because it's like a black void in there. After manually cleaning a part it will automatically be placed it in the same area on the mat every time. This can get annoying with smaller pieces and things randomly clipping into one another and flying off the screen. I found that the soldering was kind of buggy for me. Following the trace lines would fail about 25% of the time requiring me to have to redo the solder. Other times the part would require a resolder but not show the trace lines and wouldn't let me solder at all. The online store could use a rebalance for a lot of the parts. It's random if something you're working on is being sold second hand for parts so that requires you to buy new. However, some of those new parts cost the same or more than the contract is paying out. Why, as a repair business, would you not charge the customer for part replacements? Lastly, the story. It was funny and cute at first until it became a bit repetitive feeling with a lot characters coming to you to complain about something or another.
Absolute perfection of a game. Scratches similar itch like the Librarian, Power Wash Simulator and other games of this genre. You run a repair shop, take apart old devices, clean and restore them, manage your stock and finances while making big bucks selling Pokia 3310s. I hope there will be a DLC with more devices.
Прекрасная игра чтобы лампово скоротать 1-2 вечера
deadass clocked in a shift bruh ♥♥♥♥ this game
제가 꿈꿔왔던 직업을 게임으로 하다니 너무 좋네요.
店铺装修增加温馨等级好像没什么用?
Addictive and quasi-systemic despite being fairly chill, great little game
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