Have you ever wanted to restore discarded vintage items, such as toys, furniture, tools, and works of art? Polish indie developers Intermarum will let you do just that with their upcoming game Workshop Simulator! You’ll be able to cut, sand, polish, paint, and assemble thousands of items with true-to-life detail and technical craft. Through this game, you'll actually learn how to do it.
It includes a nostalgic and heartwarming story with lessons in patience and generosity across generations. You begin your journey with an innocent request from your grandmother, leading you to an abandoned workshop and a trip down memory lane as you explore your family's history through treasures passed down through generations.
Not only can you restore, but you can also show off your creativity by building your own unique items, using authentic tools and specialist equipment you will unlock as you progress in the game. All re-created in rich visual detail based on the real tools.
“There's something about restoring items and toys which taps into a sense of nostalgia, creativity, and, warmth,” said Marcin Książek, Creative and Art Director at Intermarum. “This, in turn, breathes new life into items which may have otherwise been discarded. It’s a hard thing to capture in a videogame, but we feel we’ve got pretty close with Workshop Simulator and we hope that players will love what we have created for them and enjoy tinkering and restoring items so that they shine.”
You'll be able to sell your finished products, leading you to buy better tools and more vintage items to repair for an even bigger profit. Workshop Simulator releases on PC via Steam, Xbox, and Playstation on March 10th.
