Dive into a casual simulation where you run a repair workshop satirizing privacy fears and data mishaps. Draw from two decades of real repair service stories to handle customer devices, peek into their personal info, and make choices that ripple through the city. Buy phones from clients and flip spare parts to boost your earnings.
Every decision carries weight-team up with a secret agent to spy for the government, or copy a key plant genome to ease a food shortage, but watch for backlash. Actions like these shape resident fates in unexpected ways. Casual simulation fans who enjoy consequence-driven tinkering will find plenty to chew on here.
►The game is a funny satire on the topic of privacy, people's fear of losing their data
► It is based on real 20 years of experience in various equipment repair services, and has absorbed many incident situations
►You will have the technical opportunity to interact with the personal data of customers, theoretically you can influence the fate of some inhabitants of this city
►Buy phones from customers and sell excess spare parts, this will help increase income from the workshop
►Getting to know a secret agent can make you an undercover government spy in the form of a master, and of course you will be paid for it
►Every action you take can have consequences. For example, by copying the genome of a valuable plant, you will help the city with the problem of the food crisis. But don't forget that sometimes even the best deeds can have unexpected consequences
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