Fix it - The Handyman Simulator tasks you with completing construction and repair jobs across electrical work, plumbing, and renovation projects. However, players report significant control issues—clunky object handling, poor visibility while carrying items, and tedious driving between locations—that undermine the core loop and leave little sense of progression or reward.
About this game
With Fix it - The Handyman Simulator, the player experiences the profession of a craftsman in all its facets. Whether electrical work, installation, gardening or renovation - all fields of activity are covered.
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended0 hrs
This game is not good. You can't hold things in your hands and hit anything or the thing immediately falls. You can't see in front of you when you're carrying something. You have to take one job at a time and drive back and forth wayyyy too much. The driving is terrible and redundant. It's just...not a good game. I got a refund.
Unfortunately, this game is a classic example of a pointless clicker with no real sense of satisfaction. The outdated graphics resemble low-quality productions from two decades ago, both in textures and modeling. Adding to the frustration, there is no option to customize controls, such as key bindings, which is disappointing. And that's just the beginning of the technical issues.Driving in this game is a nightmare. The physics feel completely underdeveloped, vehicle handling is clunky and far from intuitive, and combined with non-functional mirrors, the car fails to meet even basic standards of a driving game. Even something as simple as turn signals is assigned to mouse buttons, which is both illogical and annoying. The in-game map is also poorly implemented—there’s no way to set a waypoint, and the GPS is so chaotic that without opening the map to full screen, it's hard to know where to go. This makes navigation frustrating and detracts from any enjoyment in exploring the game world. The game mechanics rely on a simple click mechanism—purchased tools cannot be held in hand, and performing tasks is just a matter of clicking in specific spots. This repetitive interaction strips the game of any dynamism or immersion, making tasks feel pointless.In summary: the game feels unfinished or like it was created by a novice developer who is still learning the basics of game design. In its current state, it's hard to recommend—it doesn’t justify its price, and £15 for a game of this quality is laughable. I’m returning the game and awaiting a refund, as there’s little here to recommend, even for fans of the genre.
Fix It - The Handyman Simulator is now available on Steam! 🔌🛠️🪚 Take on tasks in all trades. Whether gardener, electrician or painter, experience all facets of the trades in Fix It. 👨🔧 In addition to the many different jobs, you can manage your own company, buy vehicles and land to lead your business to economic success. Electrics, installation, gardening or renovation? Where would you start? Now available on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1203320/Fix_It__Der_Handwerker_Simulator/
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