If you've ever wanted a hands-on, hyper-realistic car-building experience without the frustrations of real-world mechanics, Wrench is your game. As someone with hands-on experience working on cars, I was immediately struck by the game’s accuracy—down to the finest detail. The engine, based on a 2000 Mazda Miata, is superbly modeled, and even the in-game cars draw inspiration from the Bauer Catfish, making it feel like you’re working on a unique custom build.

Wrench stands out because it teaches you nearly every detail of building a car from the ground up. From tightening bolts to assembling complex engine parts, the game doesn’t shy away from the intricacies, but it leaves out some of the annoying real-life hurdles. There’s no need to deal with the weight of heavy parts, worry about seized bolts, or bother with silicone joining parts and applying Loctite on bolts. Instead, Wrench lets you focus on the craftsmanship and satisfaction of piecing together a vehicle, making it an enjoyable yet educational experience for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

In future updates, it would be exciting to see Wrench expand its engine options, perhaps adding an EJ257 motor or even smaller engines, like those found in lawn mowers, to diversify the range of engine maintenance and builds for the mechanically minded people. This variety would make Wrench even more versatile for car enthusiasts looking to explore beyond the standard engines.

If you've ever wanted a hands-on, hyper-realistic car-building experience without the frustrations of real-world mechanics, Wrench is your game. As someone with hands-on experience working on cars, I was immediately struck by the game’s accuracy—down to the finest detail. The engine, based on a 2000 Mazda Miata, is superbly modeled, and even the in-game cars draw inspiration from the Bauer Catfish, making it feel like you’re working on a unique custom build. Wrench stands out because it teaches you nearly every detail of building a car from the ground up. From tightening bolts to assembling complex engine parts, the game doesn’t shy away from the intricacies, but it leaves out some of the annoying real-life hurdles. There’s no need to deal with the weight of heavy parts, worry about seized bolts, or bother with silicone joining parts and applying Loctite on bolts. Instead, Wrench lets you focus on the craftsmanship and satisfaction of piecing together a vehicle, making it an enjoyable yet educational experience for enthusiasts and newcomers alike. In future updates, it would be exciting to see Wrench expand its engine options, perhaps adding an EJ257 motor or even smaller engines, like those found in lawn mowers, to diversify the range of engine maintenance and builds for the mechanically minded people. This variety would make Wrench even more versatile for car enthusiasts looking to explore beyond the standard engines.