Eddy's Garage
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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A game about running a body shop where you can rip off your customers. The theme is a bit obscure in this and may not even apply if you decide to be fair to your customers :)
HOW TO PLAY
Scan the car with your mouse for any issues (a red spot will appear when you hover over the issue) OR try to lie and make up an issue to earn cash. Check the issue on your clipboard and click the clipboard on the counter to see if the customer agrees. You can set your own profit but be careful! If the customer doesn't agree he'll leave. Go to your garage to service cars and you'll get paid once they're done. You'll have to turn away customers if you run out of space in the garage.
There's no enforced win or lose conditions but try to last as long as possible without running out of money.
Heads up:
Game takes a while to load, don't assume it crashed if it takes a few seconds.
Things will be out of place in certain aspect ratios (16:9 and 16:10 are best)
OS/X and Linux Versions completely untested
CREDITS:
Programming
Bryan Jarrell and Conrad Etherton
Art
Charles Douglas
Music
https://www.youtube.com/user/teknoaxe
HOW TO PLAY
Scan the car with your mouse for any issues (a red spot will appear when you hover over the issue) OR try to lie and make up an issue to earn cash. Check the issue on your clipboard and click the clipboard on the counter to see if the customer agrees. You can set your own profit but be careful! If the customer doesn't agree he'll leave. Go to your garage to service cars and you'll get paid once they're done. You'll have to turn away customers if you run out of space in the garage.
There's no enforced win or lose conditions but try to last as long as possible without running out of money.
Heads up:
Game takes a while to load, don't assume it crashed if it takes a few seconds.
Things will be out of place in certain aspect ratios (16:9 and 16:10 are best)
OS/X and Linux Versions completely untested
CREDITS:
Programming
Bryan Jarrell and Conrad Etherton
Art
Charles Douglas
Music
https://www.youtube.com/user/teknoaxe