Recent reviews by DurableTomb

This is another lovely "zen garden experience" game, where you perform a simple task over an extended period and are allowed to let your mind rest. If you enjoy games like House Flipper and Supermarket Simulator, I think you will also enjoy this. And always remember: "Press R to rotate the washer nozzle."

For those that enjoy games that tickle your OCD, enjoying making something only to realize it's grossly inefficient hours later and decide to tear it down and start afresh, you'll be hard pressed to find a better game. Don't worry about waiting for a sale to buy it and the DLC. The game is developed by a very small group, so the game never goes on sale, but I feel like the time you can put into it and the dedication of the developers in improving it are worth the full price.

This is what I refer to as a "zen garden game". A game without a deep plot, without a heavy difficulty, that you can jump in at any point if you've left the game a while and not feel lost. It's also a somewhat practical teaching tool for how to build and maintain a PC. If you are fond of other "zen garden games" like House Flipper, Power Wash Simulator, and Viscera Cleanup Detail, and have any interest in PC tech, you will probably enjoy this game. As a tip, always install and run the Virus Detection app on the customer PCs, then uninstall the Virus Detection app, as some PCs will have viruses that the client doesn't make clear.

A great little game to relax with, like trimming a bonsai tree or raking a zen garden. The meta humor is a good touch. The original idle game and still one of the best in its class.

A good game (which I played on Xbox 360 a lot before buying it on Steam) but the Steam version is suffering from its age. I recommend either waiting for Bethesda (now owned by Microsoft) to make a remaster or buy Fallout: New Vegas as well and utilize the "Tale of Two Wastelands" fan mod to play Fallout 3's content through Fallout: New Vegas.