KakakiSoft Games
My Garage
From a rattle under the bonnet to a finished repair. Diagnose faults, order parts and grow your business in a free browser car workshop simulator.
Recommended age: 7+Version: 0.5.16
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About the game
My Garage is a free management game and car workshop simulator in your browser. You run a repair business from the first customer to a company with several halls. Customers never say what broke. They say “it knocks at the front”, “it won't start” or “a warning light is on”. You find the real cause, price the job fairly and hand the car back on time.
You choose how to begin. Grandpa's old garage has a ready hall, one inspection pit, a reception desk and one mechanic, so the first car arrives straight away. An empty plot gives you more cash, but you build everything yourself. A short tutorial covers the first minutes, from the first customer to your first expansion, and you can skip it.
The key choices happen at the desk. Guess straight away, send a mechanic for an inspection and a test drive, or use a diagnostic computer that is always right but has to be bought first. A wrong guess means the wrong part gets replaced, and the customer comes back with a complaint you fix at your own cost. The quote window shows the market price, the chance the customer agrees and any missing parts. A student counts every penny, while a collector pays for originals. Promise a realistic deadline, because late cars hurt your rating.
Over time the garage becomes a real business. Order parts from three wholesalers with different prices and delivery times, and keep oil, filters and brake pads in stock, since a car waiting for parts blocks the yard. Add lifts, a tyre changer, wheel alignment, a body repair frame, a paint booth and a car wash. Mechanics rise from apprentice to master and pick a specialism such as electrics or suspension. A service advisor can run the desk, and a storekeeper restocks the shelves. Seasons matter too: autumn and spring bring tyre queues, and winter brings flat batteries.
Later come fleet contracts with bonuses and late penalties, a vehicle inspection station, a used car lot and scrapyard, a second hall on the plot next door, and electric cars that need a mechanic certified for high voltage. Camper vans and motorbikes turn up too. Across the street, the cheap Auto-Blitz chain steals customers and tempts your staff with higher pay. Fight back with your reputation, leaflets and a loyalty card, and once you are far ahead, take over its branch.
The campaign has eight scenarios, each with a goal and a day limit, from the first customers in the old garage through tyre season, a hailstorm and a fleet contract to electric cars. Each one unlocks when you win the one before. Prefer to play without a clock? Start a sandbox game and grow at your own pace. There are achievements to earn, plus a photo mode and a timelapse.
It is a relaxed strategy game for ages 7 and up, even if you know nothing about cars. There are no crashes and no violence: a bump is just a dent in the bodywork, and all brands are made up. Play for free in the browser, with no install and no account, on a computer, tablet or phone. Phones get touch controls, and a short code moves your progress to another device.
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What’s in the game
- Diagnose symptoms through inspections, test drives and a diagnostic computer
- Your own quotes, parts orders, deadlines and customer complaints
- Expand with lifts, tyre fitting, bodywork, painting and a car wash
- Mechanics with promotions, specialisations and training
- Parts storage, a choice of suppliers and support staff
- Fleet contracts, electric vehicles and additional workshop businesses
- Compete with Auto-Blitz and build your reputation
- Eight campaign scenarios and sandbox mode
Game guide: My Garage ↗Getting started, mechanics, tips and FAQ — a detailed guide on kakaki.pl.
FAQ
Is the game free?
Yes. You play for free in your browser. Optionally you can watch an ad to get an in-game bonus — always your choice.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The game runs on computers, tablets and phones, with touch controls and an interface made for small screens.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Your progress is saved in the browser in several save slots, with no account.
Can I play on several devices?
Yes. Turn on “Save sync” in the menu, link another device with a short code and continue where you left off — no e-mail or password.
Does it work offline?
After the first launch, yes. You can also add the game to your phone’s home screen and open it like an app.
Who is it for?
Players aged 7+. The humour is friendly, and bumps are shown only as a dent in the bodywork, with no crashes and no violence. Car, part and wholesaler brands are fictional.
What’s new
v0.5.16 — New cars31 October 2026
- Every car in the workshop has been redrawn: more detailed bodies, windows, lights and wheels, and each model has its own front and rear.
- Doors, hoods and tailgates really open: you can see the seats, dashboard and engine bay, and the electric car has an extra trunk at the front.
- The convertible has an open cockpit, the pickup a cargo bed with wheel arches, and the camper a living box with a door, a window and a ladder.
- Cars load only when they arrive at the workshop, so the game starts faster.
v0.5.15 — Smoother on phones26 October 2026
- The game no longer slows down day after day: memory used by cars and customers that have left is now cleaned up right away.
- On phones the game uses lighter graphics by default, and if it still stutters it turns off shadows and lowers sharpness on its own.
- The title screen stops running in the background once you are playing.
v0.5.14 — English names in the English version18 October 2026
- When you play in English, new customers and job candidates now have English first names and surnames.
- The companies you sign fleet contracts with have English names too.
- Characters from your saved games stay just as they were.