Ayla's Repair Shop
A downloadable game for Windows
A casual tech-repair sim inspired by personal passion for old technology and Gundams
You play as Ayla, a young (and self-taught) repair woman!
Take jobs and fix the classic consoles you remember so fondly, or waste time clicking things together in freeplay!
This game is still in ongoing development! The first release is the final result of my capstone project at the Columbus College of Art and Design.
Support Ayla's Repair Shop on Patreon!
All tiers get access to the in-progress game builds, concept art, and extras!
CONTROLS:
Grab/Drop/Slot Item - Left Click
Remove Slotted Item - LShift + Left Click
Flip Object - F / Right Click
Rotate Object - Mouse Wheel
Pause - Escape
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Development log
- AYLA RELEASE 0.1.2!Nov 08, 2025
- Tutorial Rework Talk - ARS Devlog #3Nov 17, 2024
- What's up with Ayla? - ARS Devlog 2Aug 23, 2024
- Development Resumes! - ARS Devlog 1Jun 13, 2024
- OUT NOW!May 12, 2024
Comments
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I'm having trouble accessing the game once I downloaded the files. Can anyone help me out?
Yeah! how can i help? once you download and unzip the game there should be a .exe you can launch.
the itch.io desktop app is also an option if you’re having trouble!! it should just let you install it and run directly from the app
So when I try launching the .exe its sending me to a drawing app on my computer. I'm wondering if its because I have a Chromebook.
yeah unfortunately my game doesn’t run on chromebooks :(
Thats all good I can use a different computer I have!!
Very nice and chill game. Great vibes and tactile feel.
This was a really fun game! I love the details you put into the building and repairing of electronics. It was very nostalgic. And very cool to learn about the inner workings of them!
The instruction notebook was also a very cool touch to make it feel more immersive. It was helpful to follow along with too.
I'm looking forward to seeing more! Great job with this project!
cool game! I love the controls and the mechanics behind the game. The low poly models for each of the electronics were awesome as well. Thanks for the experience of being a repair technician! 😂