$1.74 (−75%)Repair this! Fix phones, snoop a little
The fun twist is that every phone holds photos, chats and contacts you can peek at, sell, or use to nudge a stranger's fate.
Is Repair this! worth it?
Repair this! is worth it if…
- you like slow, hands-on simulator games with daily routines
- you enjoy snooping through fictional phones and making shady calls
- you like short moral dilemmas with multiple endings to replay
Screenshots
A small repair shop with bills to pay
Your workdays have a steady rhythm. Customers bring in phones, you find the fault with a tester, order the spare part, and swap it in with a click.
Money keeps moving. You pay rent, bills and taxes, buy used phones from customers, and sell spare parts you do not need. The month builds toward a dream you pick for your master, so cutting it close on cash stings. It is calm, repetitive work with just enough arithmetic to keep you alert.
Everyone's secrets land on your desk
Every repair hands you the customer's private life: contacts, messages, photos. You can stay honest and hand the phone back, or pass numbers and pictures to a jealous husband, a lover, journalists, the mafia, or the police.
Say yes to the secret agent and you moonlight as an undercover spy, paid for what you leak. Choices branch into short text quests with consequences, sometimes absurd ones, like copying a valuable plant's genome to help the city's food crisis. The tone stays light satire about privacy, packed with meme, film and game lookalikes dropping by your counter.
Good to know before you open shop?
Do you just fix phones, or is there a bigger goal?
You work through about a month of shop days toward a dream you choose for your master. Saving enough takes planning, and one run is rarely enough, which gives the game its replay value.
Can you really work as a spy?
Yes. Meeting the secret agent opens paid side work where you copy and hand over customer data. It sits alongside requests from the mafia and police, plus a chance at romance and evenings out that can lead to new contacts.
How much does snooping actually change?
Small leaks earn cash fast, while bigger decisions feed quest chains and shift things like taxes or the city's troubles. Honest play is possible, but playing it clean and kind can leave you short of your goal.
