Tinker Shop vs Systematize

Open your own cozy gadget repair bench and bring worn-out devices back to life. In Tinker Shop, every repair starts with a careful look. Diagnose the fault, open the chassis, brush away dust, replace damaged parts, and test your work before handing the device back to its owner. Restore phones, handheld consoles, headphones, cameras, watches, and music players in a warm workshop built for short, satisfying sessions. Features: Diagnose faults before opening the device Remove screws, clean components, replace parts, and reassemble each repair Grow your workshop with better tools and new repair jobs Build a restoration catalog of repaired devices Take on a daily repair challenge Collect idle workshop earnings between sessions Enjoy a premium, cozy experience with no forced ads Play the opening set of repairs for free, then unlock premium device families, themes, and expansion packs as your shop grows.

Systematize is a puzzle game about building systems that work. Each puzzle gives you a board, a set of fixed components you cannot move, and a palette of parts you can place. Your goal is a target state: gauges reading in range, pistons extended or retracted, gears spinning or locked. There is only one way to satisfy all conditions at once. The game has two physical systems. The pressure system moves fluid through pumps, pipes, valves, and chambers. The mechanical system turns gears and shafts from a motor. Early chapters introduce each system separately. Later chapters combine them, and bridge components connect the two into a single circuit. One new component is introduced per chapter. There are no tutorials — each component teaches itself through the puzzles built around it. Chapters I, II, and III are free. A single purchase unlocks chapters IV through VIII and all future content. 54 puzzles across 8 chapters. No timers. No lives. No ads. One purchase. No subscription.