Beta Testing for Low-Budget Repairs Begins Soon

The repair simulator Low-Budget Repairs, inspired by the nostalgic aesthetics of the 1990s, instantly captured players’ imaginations with its debut trailer—the only one released so far. Now, fans can finally get their hands on the game, as it moves closer to reality.

Gray2RGB has announced that beta testing for the project will officially begin on March 3rd via Steam. Players interested in participating can apply to join the test, though access will be limited. The two-week trial is designed to gather valuable feedback, with testers encouraged to report bugs and complete a detailed questionnaire upon completion.

Step into the shoes of a small business owner running a repair service in 1990s Poland—though “repair” might be a generous term. This is ultra-budget renovation at its most creative: leaks sealed with duct tape, walls slathered in paint, windows blocked with bricks, and pet doors made by literally cutting a door in half. And when things get overwhelming? There's always a cold beer nearby to keep spirits up.

According to the game’s description, your role includes:

• Tackling a variety of repair jobs, from rescuing waterlogged bathrooms to overhauling entire apartments.
• Finding the cheapest fixes possible—think diluted paint, uneven tile placement, or tossing broken furniture out the window.
• Shopping at hardware stores for bargain tools, like hammers that shatter after a few uses or drills that might explode mid-job.
• Ignoring client preferences completely—payment is guaranteed once the job is done, no matter how shoddy the result.

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