Motorbike Garage Mechanic Simulator Reviews

Unfortunately this game is really, really poor. I originally overlooked the severely dated graphics as a sacrifice for the detailed game play but that doesn't exist. The repairs are very, very basic. There is no learning involved, no method, no tools, no techniques. You click on the item to be removed, it disappears, you click on the new item, it appears. This is the extent of the game. It's not a simulator at all I'm sorry to say. Besides that the gameplay is very glitchy and cumbersome. The controls need to be rethought. Sometimes when you take a job you're not able to remove the part you need to, but every single other item can be removed, very annoying glitch. Unfortunately I would not recommend this game at all, even if it were free.

What a piece of junk this game! Graphics and UI are from the 90's, horrible controls and boring gameplay! 20 Euros for this? What a joke!

About a year has passed and those guys didn't implement options for controls. The game cannot be configured to ignore controller input. What they however did is their own launcher that advertises other their games (that's kind of useful, as I'll be staying away from those titles).

Personally I feel this simulator has a very long way to go to be on par with Car Mechanic 2018.. The navigation is difficult.. You don't do any actual wrenching.. The parts are limited and you can't take a look at them before 3 you puchase them.. You have to write down part numbers to order the correct part.. I feel like I just wasted $20.00 for a program that is not worth $20.00 yet .....

Its a good game sort of limited as to what u can do it could change with continued developement but if ur looking for a car mechanic version with motorbikes this isnt it unfortunately

Anyone who tries this game all I can say is it's boring and slow, and very unexciting. I went into it thinking the game would be better. I kept it hoping that there might be some improvements to make this game actually worth playing and that just proved to be my biggest mistake in the world. I regret buying it and wish I return what I'm stuck with but can't. For anyone looking at it, I would recommend seeing if there's a demo available first so you can try it out before spending your money on it, that's a much better idea.

This was a gift from my father, which I appreciate the gesture and can somewhat say to an extent that the game can be enjoyable. I'll try to keep this simple. As of writing this i have 1.1 hours into the game, I will update this as time goes by as I progress if I can remember to do so. In short I can say that the overall game has this budget feel to it. I feel they were rather skimpy on graphics, giving me this feel i'm playing a game that came from mid to early 2000's. Sound is about that level of quality as well. Somebody just had a extra condenser cheap mic laying about, and homeboy drove his bike over one day for a beer and decided to record the bike, tool, footsteps, and all sounds while drinking a thirty pack on a day off from their real full time jobs. Anyhow, the gameplay is rather educational for someone who may have never had a chance to work on bikes or is potentially looking at having bikes as a hobby or greater than that. The gameplay fuctionality when working on the bikes lacks two main functions, raising and lowering your point of view (later referred to as pov), so when you go to do something you literally need to aim towards the ceiling and fly up a bit in order to raise your pov and vice versa for going down. *gasp* they give you a mobile phone!!! That is not MOBILE AT ****ING ALL. The d*** thing is planted concrete to your desk. For offering junk loads of options in resolution choices, it's not up to snuff. If anything I can say to the creators/devs, DONT GIVE UP. We need this type of game in the world, but if you plan on holding peoples interest, just please for god sake don't be making shortcuts on graphics and functionality. Oh and even orange county made their game to where you could ride the bikes... *clears throat* and that game was back in my high school days of original xbox. So if your game looks like xbox original graphics... IM SURE YOU CAN MAKE THESE BIKES RIDEABLE TOO. Why the hell you think we fix them? Just do better dev4play, especially when 20 bucks isn't easy to come by for some of us folks. I'll still play the game now and again when my internet is down, but def not my go to game after a long stretch of work. So can I recommend it? Yes and No. Just know what you're buying folks when you buy it. Educational value here is worth more than the visual aspect. Enjoy.

Its a good game for riders but it's not what I was expecting. 1. task in the game（customers order） has no picture of the motorcycles. so if you take two jobs，you will not see which one is the one in the one of your tasks you've got. 2. played car mechanic simulator，feel uncomfortable with how the game rotates the object. 3.UI ugly. 4.olny has one kind of motorcycle.I want other style like scrambler or cafe racer or something not “Harley-Davidson”style motors. 5.（didn't played for a long time so I dont know if it can take all the parts off and learn the way that how motorcycle works.hope will see that some day） 6.You can't ride it in the game. 7.parts of motorcycles is too much light on it.hard to see the details and recognizing different parts. still playing.we will see what will happen in the later version. and also I've sent a email to the developers.Hope that i can help for Chinese version. I would like to gave this 5/5 for now as 1.00ver. but dont know whats next.

I bought this because I am a big fan of the car mechanic simulator series, I was expecting this to be as good but sadly it falls way short. The navigation around the bike and the whole assembly/ disassembly interface is clunky and its very awkward to navigate smoothly around the machine. those expecting the fluidity of CS will be dissapointed. Its also very annoying that the bikes just look like cartoons, none of the parts look real or even metal. Engines cannot be built up or stripped down as in CS. They really missed a brilliant opportunity to develop a potentially fantastic game that could have had classic Japanese machines, Italian twins, Dirtbikes and so much more. Instead you are stuck with unrealistic Harley clones that not even the most homosexual riders would look at. Don't waste your money, write to Red dot instead and plead for a proper Motorcycle mechanic simulator from the experts!

the game got great potential, but maybe it's just me but i had different expectations from the word "simulator" and this might as well be because i'm doing most of the maintenance on my bike on my own. gameplay: all you do is replacing "worn out" parts by new parts by unscrewing couple of screws and putting it back together - nice, but that's it. it's extremely simplistic and repetitive. also you need to paint all the new parts so it matches current motorcycle color. There is this random bug where even though you painted all parts with desired color it will still say you didn't paint them and you are in fact losing money. it would be great if there were real mechanic issues in the game like changing oil, adjusting valve clearance, bleeding brakes, changing fork oil with washers, rear shock maintenance, changing chain with sprockets, changing radiator actually requires you to change the coolant in real life, etc. not just taking part away and replacing it with another part. camera is just terrible, most annoying part of the game is putting apart clutch cover which requires you to stuck your "head" inside engine block so you can see the screws. also why you need to remove clutch cover when you are changing rear break is outside of my understanding. money system - in case you won't do the paint job properly (or you encounter the bug) you are losing money. For a job that's worth $3,000 and where parts cost you $2,800, if the above happens you get paid only $2,200 which means that the customer won't even pay you for the replacement parts - if i did this to my mechanic i would most likely end up with wrench inside my head. for the requirement of painting the parts - i understand that if you are putting a new fuel tank on a bike, the color needs to match. but to paint alternator or brake discs? does the developer understand how brake discs work? it is indie game that has nothing to do with simulation. if the developer invested $20 to an actual repair manual for a random motorcycle they would see the procedures individual maintenance tasks take and could end up with great and informative game. at this point it's about let's unscrew these bolts to change this part for another part.