Yacht Mechanic Simulator

Yacht Mechanic Simulator is a simulator in which the hero starts his own business repairing used and damaged yachts. The work consists of two parts: restoring the ship and selling it at a profit. The technical part is described in detail: body, engine, finishing, equipment. Each element affects the cost, so it's important to understand what's worth fixing and what's worth replacing. Money is limited and decisions are made with budget in mind. In addition to repairs, there are customer orders and the gradual expansion of the workshop: new tools, space, employees. The design is modest, but the interface is detailed. Assessing the condition of a ship is a separate skill: some of the damage is visible from the outside, and some is discovered only after disassembling the compartment. The repairs are scheduled piece by piece, and the order of work determines whether the yacht will sail at all. Orders come with conditions regarding timing and budget, and clients return with complaints if they missed something. Buying ships at auction is profitable, but risky: sometimes it is cheaper to sell the hull for parts than to restore it. Income and expenses are summarized in a report, so bad months are immediately visible. Over time, the workshop expands, and it becomes possible to take on several orders in parallel. Some work requires special equipment, so investments must be planned in advance. Buyers sometimes ask to see the ship from the outside, and then they have to waste time going to the pier. For those who like to delve into technology and count profits at the same time, the Yacht Mechanic Simulator provides a suitable activity.