Circuit Depot - Retro Computer Shop Simulator

Repairing old PCs

Circuit Depot - Retro Computer Shop Simulator is a first-person PC shop simulator set in 1999. You buy broken computers, diagnose their faults at a workbench, and repair them for sale or for customers. Each fault has a cause you can investigate: a computer might beep because its memory stick is loose, or fail to start because its power supply is dead.

You open cases, check the bench tester, reseat memory, replace parts and clear out dust. Tools include screwdrivers, pliers, compressed air and a multimeter, alongside a box of spare parts. Repairs can turn an untested computer into a machine for the shop shelf, a customer, or your own collection.