There is no real story line here, no varied locations, not even a pause button! Click on the gear symbol to be taken to the options screen and the game keeps playing behind you. Many of the elements of this game are reminiscent of the Fix-It game series, which was far better than this. This makes it rather boring in my book, but it's also mildly addictive to repair and refurbish cars so you can work toward the next upgrade. There is no timer - you work and build at your own pace. The music is never-ending and I turned it off after about 15 minutes. No Pause, But No Timer - so no challenge The fact that there are many little details to unlock in this game gives it 3 stars, but that's where it really ends. As always, your mileage may vary so try before you buy.
Overall, I'm finding this a nice relaxing way to kill some time and well worth the credit I spent, though I probably wouldn't have bought it without the credit. The game does give you some tasks to do for extra cash, but appears to be extremely open ended with no distinct ending.
There are five trends altogether and each one you use adds a hefty 20% profit to the resale price. I do agree the "trends" board is difficult to figure out, but once you buy the paint shop, which allows you to start making a decent profit on flipping cars, the trending item has an icon next to it, so you always know what to choose. I'm not sure why other reviewers complained about the tutorial length, as I went through it in just a few minutes. It is very like the old Fix-It-Up games, which I had enjoyed quite a bit you repair cars or you can buy them to fix and sell. There is a lot of clicking involved, but it is at your own pace and you aren't forced to do a million things at once, though you certainly could if you wanted to. I am enjoying it and spent a credit on it despite, or probably because of this. Relaxing time-killer This is not a time management game as there is no timer.
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