Hands-On with Low-Budget Repairs: Beta Testing Starts Soon

Step into the chaotic world of 1990s Poland with Low-Budget Repairs, a repair simulator that's as charmingly quirky as its setting. The game, inspired by the aesthetics of the decade, first captivated audiences with its debut trailer—a single glimpse that left many eager for more. Now, your chance has arrived.

Gray2RGB has announced a Steam beta test commencing March 3rd, offering a limited number of players a two-week sneak peek. Apply now for a chance to experience the game firsthand and provide invaluable feedback. Testers will be asked to report any bugs encountered and complete a post-trial questionnaire.

Prepare to embrace the unpredictable life of a 1990s Polish repairman. Your small business thrives on ultra-budget solutions: duct tape mends leaks, paint splatters adorn walls, bricks seal windows, and cat doors are born from sawing doors in half. Through it all, beer remains your steadfast companion, keeping spirits high amidst the pandemonium.

Your duties as the owner are delightfully unconventional:

Tackle a variety of room repairs and crises, from rescuing flooded bathrooms to overhauling entire apartments.
Master the art of extreme frugality: thin out paint, tile haphazardly, and even toss old furniture out windows – efficiency is key!
Scour bargain bins at hardware stores for tools that are as likely to break as they are to work. Expect hammers that crumble and drills with a penchant for mid-operation explosions.
Ignore customer preferences completely – payment is guaranteed regardless of the final product’s… quality.