Hands-On with Low-Budget Repairs: Beta Testing Starts Soon

Get ready to experience the chaotic charm of Low-Budget Repairs! This 90s-inspired repair simulator, initially teased with a captivating trailer, is finally opening its doors (or rather, patching its leaky ones) for beta testing.

Gray2RGB has announced a Steam beta commencing March 3rd, offering a limited number of lucky players a two-week trial. Participants will get hands-on experience, tackling bugs and providing valuable feedback via a post-test questionnaire.

Step into the shoes of a 1990s Polish entrepreneur running a truly "low-budget" repair business. Expect the unexpected: duct tape fixes, haphazard painting, brick-sealed windows, and cat doors fashioned from sawed-off doors. The only constant? A steady supply of beer to maintain spirits!

Your tasks as the proprietor include:

• Mending a variety of rooms and problems, from rescuing flooded bathrooms to overhauling entire apartments.
• Employing the most economical (and often questionable) methods: thinning paint, tile-laying without levels, and the occasional furniture ejection.
• Frequent trips to hardware stores for bargain-basement tools—think hammers that shatter after minimal use and drills with a penchant for explosive malfunctions.
• Complete disregard for client preferences—payment is guaranteed upon job completion, regardless of the final product's aesthetic appeal!

Apply for the beta now—but be warned, this is not your average repair job!