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Harvest it

Also fun like the first.

A bit too rough to be on Steam don't you think?

Fun visual novel.

Yes.

She's cute and she has a shotgun.

This is a very simple game. The gameplay loop consists of visiting a third party location (house) in order to resolve lighting issues or alternatively to "fix" a handheld device from your garage. Typical contracts will have you visiting a house to modify cabling coming from a breaker, install or modify lamps via replacing bulbs, or installing / fixing sockets or switches. The handheld items system I will talk about below.

The glaring issues that make this a game not fun are as follows:
- Achievements do not track correctly and randomly reset; generally infuriating
- "Fixing" handheld devices at your workbench consists of taking the entire thing apart. There is a button you press to check if a part is faulty and, if so, purchase a replacement. For PCBs, you click on each component (ICs, caps, connectors, etc) to "test" them with a multimeter. Once again, if they are faulty, you purchase a replacement. There is no logic at all that may be used to determine how to fix a device. The pieces are are faulty are entirely arbitrary and look exactly the same as functional ones. Overall, annoying and boring.
- Cabling can be run through the air as well as in and out of walls. It's magic. For being a simulator it certainly is fast and loose with what is valid placement.
- The only thing outside of running cable that has any degree of depth is installing either an electrical socket, of which there are 2 types, or a light switch, of which there are also 2 types. No, the types don't differ in any major way outside of each having an additional wire to connect. Installation consists of clicking some screws and the same colored wires in the same location.
- Some jobs require you to meme with power strips and dealing with plugs is a huge pain in the ass if you want to minimize power strips used.
- The music will drive you to the edge of madness.
- XP is basically meaningless as it only unlocks the ability to purchase things that don't matter.

Positives:
+ You can add and rename breakers which is nice
+ Its cool to see the electricity flow through cables you placed
+ Contracts are at least somewhat creative (plugging in Christmas lights, finding power-leeching neighbor)

Overall, I wouldn't buy this unless you are really into simulators and also OK with really bland and surface level experiences.

I love crime.

Cute. I liked the man with the silly hat.