DIY Simulator Early Access

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DIY Simulator is teaching everyone how to build DIY (DO IT YOURSELF) objects like electric skateboards, drones, airplanes, electric bikes, power banks and many more. By having a day and night cycle, you need to sleep because if you get tired, you cannot work. The assembly system (building system) is user-friendly, you just need to go to the garage and interact with the workbench and a simple menu will appear. From that menu, you can choose what object to build, you can see the parts needed and the final cost (if you buy the parts from the store).

Developer: Silent Parrot Studio SRL
Released: 7 Jun 2019
Price: $19.99
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Languages: English

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