DIY Simulator

DIY Simulator is a game about building do-it-yourself objects, including electric skateboards, drones, power banks, portable speakers and wireless chargers. You assemble items from parts, manage daily needs and handle orders for your creations.

Build and sell objects

Go to the garage and interact with the workbench to open a simple assembly menu. It shows the objects you can build, the parts they require and the final cost if you buy those parts from the store. You can send completed objects to their owners through the mailbox; a courier collects the packages.

Parts you order arrive in a box at your mailbox after 1 to 3 days. Later in the game, you can build a car from parts and use it to collect or ship packages instead of waiting for delivery. You can also find used or non-working parts and objects at scrap yard traders, salvage the good parts and use them to make new objects.

Manage daily life

The day-and-night cycle means you need to sleep: when you are tired, you cannot work. You also need to eat, drink and use the toilet. Food and water are available at the local market.

Use your computer and phone

A computer in the bedroom has applications for reading text and viewing images, buying parts, checking orders and quests, reviewing bank transactions and your balance, and writing 3D-printer models to a USB stick. Your mobile phone also lets you view orders, emails and your bank account. At the market, you can use an ATM to deposit or withdraw money.

Travel beyond the village

Wolves and boars live outside the village and can kill you or damage your car. Travelling by car is the safest option; without one, the game advises you not to go.