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Gun Restoration Shop Simulator Arrives On Steam November 6
Gun Restoration Shop Simulator, developed by AM Playhouse, will release for PC via Steam on November 6.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
Why it matters
The pitch sits squarely in the repair-and-management niche that has proven durable on Steam, and AM Playhouse is betting that part-level restoration work, not shooting, is enough to carry a full release.
Key Facts
- Gun Restoration Shop Simulator is developed by AM Playhouse.
- The game releases for PC via Steam on November 6.
- A demo version is available on the Steam store page.
- Players disassemble firearms down to individual parts and repair or fabricate worn components.
- Players negotiate prices while balancing material costs, repair quality, and profit.
Players run a workshop that restores damaged firearms, disassembling guns down to individual parts, then replacing or repairing worn components and fabricating missing pieces from raw materials with cutting, drilling, and polishing. Paint and surface finishing let players restore a gun to original condition or finish custom work for customer requests. A demo is available on the Steam store page.
The management layer sits on top of the bench work. Players negotiate prices while balancing material costs, repair quality, and final profit, then deliver finished customer orders to designated drop-off locations. Earned funds buy new tools and unlock advanced blueprints, which the source says can upgrade a workshop capable of only basic repairs into a restoration business that takes on advanced custom builds.
AM Playhouse developed the game. It releases for PC via Steam on November 6, with a demo already live on the store page.
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