Postapo Mechanic Simulator – a mechanic simulator set in a post-apocalyptic world from Polish company Image Power, in collaboration with publisher PlayWay. People live atop ruined skyscrapers and on makeshift platforms, enjoying deadly races, while you fix their cars to ensure they at least reach the finish line. Workshop at height The work takes place high above the ground, in the poisoned air, among the ruins of high-rises and makeshift platforms. Clients bring in wrecked cars, and each one must be carefully inspected to determine what can still be repaired and what needs replacing. Various repair tools are available, and the tasks are randomly generated, so each job may be completely different from the last. There's little margin for error: if a car falls apart during a race, the client won't forgive it. Scrap metal parts There are no parts stores here. The necessary parts have to be bartered, salvaged from wrecked cars, or assembled from scrap metal. Beauty and practicality aren't the most important factors: a part must function and look menacing. Homemade parts change the car's performance, and decorative elements make it even more terrifying, making these vehicles in demand. There are many cars in the game, including some quite unusual designs. Reputation is more important than money Success isn't measured solely by the pile of hardware you've collected. Your name matters more: the better you work, the more people know about you, and the more willing they are to help with rare parts in exchange for services. In this world, service is valued more than money. First-person view, single-player. Download Postapo Mechanic Simulator You can download it via torrent on PC on this page. It differs from Bus Mechanic Simulator or Farm Mechanic Simulator in its setting: instead of a typical garage, it features the rooftops of ruined high-rises. Features of the game Racing car repair in the post-disaster world. Workshop on the roofs of destroyed skyscrapers. Homemade parts from scrap metal. Randomly generated orders. Reputation and exchange of services instead of money.