Low-Budget Repairs is a highly entertaining game offering hours of gameplay, where players can tackle a wide variety of jobs—the kind they generally wouldn't do in real life. The music is engaging and evokes the game's setting, helping players maintain their rhythm (especially during repairs). Despite the great visuals, there are some issues—such as the camera, which lacks a free-look mode while using tools; this might leave some players feeling a bit dizzy, though it doesn't detract significantly from the overall experience. If you enjoy simulators, this game feels like a collection of them rolled into one, allowing you to perform a diverse range of repairs while offering a healthy dose of humor.
iRacing Arcade is a racing and "management" game developed by iRacing. Derived from the original iRacing game, iRacing Arcade blends classic championship racing with a minimalist aesthetic, where the cars look almost like toys, with a campus management system where you can create structures like garages, engineering facilities, etc., to gain boosts, upgrades for your cars in terms of engine and damage, as well as other adjustments. You have the option of having some AI racers, as well as acquiring new cars, colors, helmets, and outfits for your driver.