Low-Budget Repairs gets final trailer ahead of August 13 launch
Low-Budget Repairs has received a final trailer ahead of its PC launch on August 13, 2026. The renovation simulator is developed by Gray2RGB and published by Simplicity Games and PlayWay.
The game follows Maciek, an inexperienced handyman working in apartment blocks inspired by 1990s Poland. His jobs involve painting, drilling, laying tiles, repairing utilities and deciding how much effort each client should receive.
Low-Budget Repairs treats shortcuts as part of the simulation. Players can complete careful work or save time and materials with visibly poor repairs. Mistakes may leave an apartment without electricity or water, while successful jobs provide money for improving Maciek’s own flat.
The developers say the game has passed one million Steam wishlists. A free demo is currently available, giving players access to the opening part of the story and several renovation tasks before the full release.
Low-Budget Repairs will be released on Steam with support for English, Polish, Russian and several other interface languages.
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