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Low-Budget Repairs
Low-Budget Repairs is a first-person renovation simulation game set in 1990s Polish apartment blocks. Take cheap repair jobs, cut costs wherever possible, and turn messy handyman work into quick profit before clients notice the defects.
What is Low-Budget Repairs?
Low-Budget Repairs is an indie simulation game about running a small handyman business in 1990s Polish apartment blocks. Instead of perfect renovation work, the game leans into comedy, shortcuts, bad materials, and profit-first decisions.
Players take on repair and remodeling jobs such as flooded bathrooms, apartment makeovers, paint work, tile laying, and furniture handling. Its appeal comes from slapstick physics, questionable craftsmanship, cheap tools, and the tension between quick cash and visible defects.
AI disclosure: the developers used AI for some translations, music, and visual assets. AI was not used to write the game's code.
- Developer
- Gray2RGB
- Publisher
- Simplicity Games, PlayWay S.A.
- Genre
- Indie Simulation
- Release Date
- Aug 13, 2026
Start Here
Your Low-Budget Repairs Journey
- 1
Beginner Guide
Learn the basic loop: accept renovation jobs, buy cheap materials, complete tasks fast, and understand how profit-focused repair decisions shape each day.
- 2
Platforms & Status
Where the game is live (Steam, Xbox) and what's announced (PlayStation), with per-platform features and language support.
- 3
Demo & Download Guide
Help new players find the Steam demo, understand what content is available, and decide whether the full game is worth buying.
- 4
Multiplayer & Community
The official answer on co-op, what the community is asking for on Steam, and the alternatives you can play today.
Featured Guides
Cheats, Shortcuts & Slapstick Mastery
Hand-picked angles from the wiki: water down paint, throw sofas out windows, tape every pipe, and turn a profit without lifting a level.
Cheapskate Economy
Paint an Apartment with One Bucket
Stretch a single can of Vanilla Cream across three rooms by hitting 85% coverage, skipping baseboards, and siphoning from the tap.
Slapstick Physics
Defenestration 500kg Run
Clear the Defenestration achievement by sprint-jumping furniture through open windows without shattering the glass below.
Duct Tape Fix-All
Structural Integrity Plumbing
Five overlapping wraps beat every wrench, and the towel-under-tape trick saves your roll for the next job.
Hidden Trophies
Missable Achievement Cheatsheet
Conditions for Abstract Art, Electrocution Hazard, Landlord's Special, Noise Complaint, and Asbestos Appreciation.
Where to Play
PC Live, Xbox Live, PlayStation Announced
Steam released Aug 13, 2026. Xbox is live across Series X|S and One. PlayStation is announced with no date yet. Here's the per-platform status.
See Full Platform StatusSteam (PC)
ReleasedAug 13, 2026 · 49 achievements
Xbox Series X|S & One
ReleasedPublisher PlayWay S.A. · 17 languages
PlayStation
AnnouncedPublisher PlayWay plc · Release date TBD
Community Pulse
No Multiplayer at Launch — But the Community Won't Stop Asking
The developer has answered the multiplayer question twice on Steam Community: no co-op at release. The thread keeps growing anyway — here's what's being said.
Read the Full Multiplayer StatusDeveloper's Pinned Answer
“There will be no multiplayer mode on release.”
Slapstick Co-op Chaos
Players pitch physics-shared chaos: one friend hammering a shelf through the wall mid-tile job while another drills straight through the water pipe.
Asymmetric Roles
One player as the resident who actively breaks things while another tries to fix them — turn-key slapstick comedy.
Mod Support Pitch
Alongside co-op, players are asking for mod support so the community can keep the game alive between updates.
Your First Repair Job
Start Fixing Apartments Today
The full game is live on Steam with 49 achievements. The free demo lets you try the cheapskate loop, defenestration physics, and duct-tape plumbing before you buy.