SimulationFit check
Is DIY Simulator worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- DIY enthusiasts who want to assemble objects from parts
- Simulation players who enjoy managing construction alongside daily needs
- Players interested in sourcing usable components from scrap-yard finds
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a building game without sleep, food, drink, and bathroom needs
- Players who want immediate access to ordered parts, since deliveries take 1 to 3 days
- Players looking for a game focused on combat rather than making and shipping objects
Our take on DIY Simulator
Work stops when the character gets tired, making sleep part of the build cycle rather than a separate optional activity.
What is DIY Simulator?
Build DIY objects such as electric skateboards, drones, power banks, and wireless chargers.
At the garage workbench, choose an object to view its required parts and the cost if those parts are bought from the store. Use the computer’s browser to buy parts; deliveries reach the mailbox after 1 to 3 days. The mail and bank applications show orders and transactions, and the 3D printer application writes models to a USB stick. The day-and-night cycle makes sleep necessary, and the character also needs to eat, drink, and use the toilet.
Food and water are available at the local market. Used or broken parts and objects can be found at scrap-yard traders, where good parts can be obtained. Later, a car can be built from parts to collect or ship packages. Wolves and boars outside the village can kill the character or damage the car.
How DIY Simulator plays
- 01Workbench assembly
- The object menu lists required parts and the cost of buying them from the store.
- 02Mailbox orders
- Purchased parts arrive in a box after 1 to 3 days, and completed objects can be shipped from the mailbox.
- 03Daily needs
- Sleep, food, water, and bathroom breaks are part of the building routine.
- 04Part recovery
- Scrap-yard traders have used or broken parts and objects, and good parts can be taken from them.
- 05Wildlife threats
- Wolves and boars outside the village can kill the character or damage a car.
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DIY Simulator: platforms & release
Is DIY Simulator worth it?
It is worth it if: DIY enthusiasts who want to assemble objects from parts. Skip it if: players seeking a building game without sleep, food, drink, and bathroom needs.
Where can I download DIY Simulator?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens DIY Simulator's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is DIY Simulator on?
Windows only.
