Car Mechanic Simulator 2015

Car Mechanic Simulator 2015 puts you behind the counter and under the lift of a small auto-repair shop. Customers walk in with vague descriptions of what's wrong, and the diagnostic work — taking the car apart, isolating the damaged component, ordering the correct replacement — is yours to do at the level of individual nuts and bolts.

Each car is composed of more than 200 interactive parts, including a fully modeled engine and interior, and every job is time-restricted with payment scaling to difficulty. You can only take a limited number of jobs at once, so triage becomes the meta-game: which clients you accept, which you postpone, which you turn down to keep your reputation clean.

A car auction house lets you buy old or damaged vehicles, restore them in your bays, and resell at a profit — or keep them for a personal collection if you'd rather. Money you earn goes back into the shop: better tools, more equipment, decor that brings in more clients. The shop itself becomes a project the campaign expects you to build outward.