Wrench

Wrench is a car mechanic simulator with an emphasis on realism. The main task is to find the breakdown and fix it. Training leads from simple to complex. The career starts with simple tasks like changing fluids and tires, and then grows from there. Careers progress from simple tasks to complex engine operations. Careers grow from changing fluids to working on engines. Keys and sockets are arranged by size on a rack. The cars come straight from race tracks, so malfunctions can be tricky. Diagnosis requires patience. Diagnosis requires patience and knowledge. Race results depend on the quality of work. Failures can be tricky due to route loads. Size matters, and the head is selected strictly according to the bolt. The shift ends with a report to the customer. The career begins with the position of junior assistant. First, the work comes down to changing fluids and tires. The first orders are simple and do not require special skills. Keeping your workbench organized saves time during your shift. Diagnostics begins with inspecting and listening to the engine. Training leads to complex operations. The result depends on the accuracy of the mechanic. The tool is laid out on the workbench. Responsibility for the result lies with the mechanics, because the course of the race depends on repairs. For those who like to tinker with technology, this game is suitable. Responsibility for repairs lies with the player. The course of the future race depends on the accuracy of the mechanic. After the race you end up with dented bodies and damaged brakes. Each key is in its place, and this speeds up the work. The customer picks up the car and leaves for the race.