Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator: A Glimpse into the World of Bike Repair

As a fan of simulation games, I was excited to dive into Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator, a game that allows players to repair motorcycles in a virtual garage. Developed by Play2Chill and inspired by Car Mechanic Simulator, this game promises an immersive experience for motorcycle enthusiasts.

The gameplay is identical to other 'XXX Mechanic Simulator' type games, where you accept mission orders from clients, examine and dismantle defective parts, order or repair them, and reassemble the bike before returning it to the sender. The mission orders are separated into two main frames: primary and secondary, with the latter generated randomly.

One of the highlights of the game is the attention to detail in the bestiary, which features about ten well-done bikes for this first episode. However, the classification of parts still needs improvement. With over 400 parts in each motorcycle, it's easy to get lost during searches and in-store purchases.

In terms of gameplay mechanics, Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator has some inconsistencies that can be frustrating at times. For example, removing a wheel requires you to remove the axle, chain (if it's the rear wheel), disc, brake pads, caliper, and even the crown for the rear wheel. Similarly, filling a gas tank requires putting the cap back on before ordering the filling.

Despite these issues, the game has potential and is easy to pick up. With each repair, you earn skill points that can be used to upgrade your mechanic's skills or expand your workshop with new tools. The general ergonomics of the game could be improved, but overall, Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator is a fun and effective gameplay experience.

As we wait for potential patches to address some of the issues mentioned in this article, it's clear that Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator has the foundation for a great game. With continued development and refinement, it could become a standout title in the simulation genre. Until then, players will have to navigate the inconsistencies and enjoy the ride.

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