It Works: Electronics Repair Simulator Slated for 2026 Release

This upcoming electronics repair simulator takes a different approach to the familiar “build, upgrade, repeat” formula by centering the experience on problem-solving and real repair workflows. Instead of assembling PCs step by step, players run a general electronics repair shop, handling everyday devices such as computer mice, mobile phones, wireless routers, and other consumer electronics. Each job starts with a description of the issue, and it is up to the player to interpret the symptoms, diagnose the fault, and decide on the correct repair path.

Repairs involve probing circuits, soldering and desoldering components, ordering replacement parts, and carefully restoring devices to working condition. The process encourages players to think through each task rather than follow a fixed routine, and mistakes can cost time, money, or reputation. Based on the trailer, the device models and internal components are visually detailed, making the hands-on repair work easy to read and surprisingly convincing. It is the kind of game where players may genuinely pick up basic repair concepts along the way.

Developed by PlayWay SA and published under the Game Incubator label, the game is scheduled for release in 2026. For players interested in electronics, diagnostics, and workshop management, it looks like a more varied and thoughtful alternative to traditional simulator titles.

Check it out on its Steam page.

Thanks emu_game2020 for sharing about the game.

電子機器を修理するゲーム『It Works: Electronics Repair Simulator』
ガレージに工房を作って修理依頼を受ける。故障箇所を特定して部品交換を行い、壊れた機器を直していく。収入を得たら設備や工具に投資して工房を成長させる。難しいものだけではなく、マウスやキーボードなどすぐに稼げる修理も pic.twitter.com/DQDCSdYhMz

— えむ@ゲームレビュアー (@emu_game2020) December 23, 2025