Now you can own and operate your own auto repair service with Car Mechanic Simulator 2014. Get the behind the scenes view of the daily dealings at local garages and dealership repair shops and interact with car owners seeking repairs. Order parts and materials necessary to maintain inventory including used car parts to help keep consumer costs low. Gain experience with over 120 different repairs including brakes, transmission fixes, body shop work, steering and alignment adjustments, chip tuning, diagnostic analysis, test drive pad, OBD scanning, oil changes, fix broken parts and engage in dozens of other tasks.
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Before you ask, no, you won't learn how to replace your busted clutch or how to find that squeaky sound underneath your car- it's not that type of game. What you will find, however, is a great puzzle game that is a breath of fresh air compared to the thousands of other puzzle games out there. The premise is simple: you own a mechanic shop, and people bring you cars (problems) to fix. You get a short blurb to tell you a bit of information, but the amount of information that you get can vary- going from "Hey, my battery is dead, can you fix it?" to "Something squeaks under the car. Fix it." Your goal is to find and fix the problem while trying not to run out of cash- you get an extra amount of cash for each order, and if that runs out, you can ask the bank for a loan that you have to pay back. To be honest, though, if you're careful about what you buy and aren't replacing stuff willy-nill
Several notable annoyances, but this is an enjoyable "lite" simulator of working on cars! I say lite because it is not a true simulation by any means. It's a moderate approximation of working on modern day cars, but plays more like a puzzle game. That said, what it does offer is quite enjoyable if you like cars or just problem-solving in general. You're given a car and a description of the problem, sometimes specific and sometimes vague, and it's up to you to figure it out. Often this will involve poking around with a magnifying glass to see if something is glowing red, other times it will mean taking a test drive and seeing what rattles. Come back, take it apart, buy a part online or repair it, replace the part, there you go. Sometimes it'll be as straightforward as changing the oil or brake pads, other times it'll involve tearing down a significant portion of the drivetrain to get to
It's not a tremendously accurate simulation by any means, but it's great fun nonetheless, and it might even teach you some of the basics about how cars are put together. The repairs themselves usually follow a standard plot: run diagnostics (test drive, OBD checker, etc) or examine the parts yourself until you find the one or two parts that are bad, remove as many parts as are necessary to remove the bad parts, buy replacements for the bad parts from your garage computer (or repair them if possible), then install the new parts and replace everything else. At least, that's how it's *supposed* to go. If you want to go a different (*cough* chop shop *cough*) route, you can make use of the otherwise mostly useless used parts store also on your garage's computer. Say your job is to replace some bad brake pads. To get to those pads, you'll also have to remove the tire and the brake caliper.
Educational & Relaxing // Perfect For Those Looking To Learn + Skill upgrades and store discounts are available via in-game surplus, allowing one to improve their performance when working on repairs + Wear and tear is visibly rendered + Occasional, subtle humor found throughout many of the repair orders + Educational and engaging; excellent tool in self-teaching the basics of automotive function and repair + Limited, but enjoyable soundtrack + Adds depth by use of a feature which allows one to inspect parts for damage or decay; parts inspected are then color-coded for convenience (this feature can be toggled, thankfully) + Test drives do much to help one determine what is not performing optimally; game uses nuances of sound and handling in a very polished fashion + Includes 2 free DLC packs and an 'unlimited' repair mode; in particular, the 'unlimited' repair mode helps to increase the
Car Mechanic Simulator 2014 is a game where you play the role of a mechanic with your very own workshop/garage. There are two modes available, Career Mode and Endless Mode, though Endless Mode isn't available until after completing the main Career Mode. In Career Mode you'll be given an invoice, one invoice at one time, (There are a total of 75 in the game) and this invoice will usually detail the job that needs done to a vehicle in question. For example someone might want their brakes changed out. As you play the invoices because increasingly more difficult, albeit with a little play in them.. meaning you might be given a fairly difficult job in one invoice, then the next one could be just changing some brakes again. The jobs you can be give can range from changing brakes, as mentioned above, or changing oil, air, and fuel filters, to changing the entire transmission/gearbox/clutch
I largely bought this game as a joke since I tend to buy all the simulator games on Steam, but was pleasantly surprised to find a great puzzle (?!) game with lots of potential. If you told me I'd completely finish this game and its two (free) DLC addons I'd have laughed in your face. If you like cars, puzzle games, and dubstep radios, get it. I hope to see a CMS 2015 because there's loads of potential in this one that just doesn't go far enough.
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