Click&Fix
Unscrew, clean and flip broken consoles while hunting the rogue machine that took your friend.
By Nacho AB. Out now on PC.
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1 / 7Click&Fix is a short incremental game about repairing and reselling video game consoles, made by Nacho AB, the developer behind Infiniclick. It launched on Steam for Windows PC on October 30, 2026, at a US$5.99 list price with 10% off for launch.
You run a one-person repair bench. Broken consoles come in, you unscrew them, clean out the grime, fix what is wrong and sell them on, then pour the money into better tools and machines so you can handle pricier hardware.
There is a plot hook too. Some consoles have minds of their own and refuse to be fixed, and one of them is behind your best friend's disappearance. A full run takes around two to four hours.
Gameplay
The core loop is tactile and quick. Open a console, remove the screws, brush out the dirt, repair the fault and sell the finished unit. Each new model you unlock is tougher to fix but worth more on resale, so your bench steadily climbs from cheap models toward expensive ones.
Upgrades are where the incremental hook bites. An automatic screwdriver, a brush and a range of machines speed up every repair, and Robotin, your robot assistant, takes on more of the work as you invest in it. Robotin has its own advanced upgrade tree, unlocked with Research Points that carry over between runs as permanent upgrades. Those points also open the chance of finding rare shiny consoles that sell for extra.
The pace is mostly relaxed, broken up by evil consoles that fight back when you try to repair them. Those encounters are the challenging moments, so stay alert. It plays with mouse alone or full controller support, saves anytime, and tracks 17 Steam achievements.
Story & Setting
Your best friend has vanished, and the trail leads somewhere strange: into the world of broken consoles. Most machines that land on your bench are ordinary repairs, but a few are rogue, stubborn and actively hostile, refusing every attempt to fix them.
One of those evil consoles is responsible for your friend's disappearance. So while you build a profitable repair business and make a lot of money along the way, the real goal is to grow strong enough to face it. The tone stays light, with Robotin at your side, but the mystery of the missing friend gives the upgrade grind a reason to keep pushing forward.
Key Features
- Repair and resell consoles that grow harder to fix and more valuable
- Speed up every job with an automatic screwdriver, brush and machines
- Upgrade Robotin, your repair assistant, through an advanced tree
- Earn Research Points for permanent upgrades that carry between runs
- Hunt rare shiny consoles that sell for even more money
- Battle rogue consoles that refuse to be repaired
- Finish the adventure in roughly two to four hours, mouse or controller
Platforms & Availability
Click&Fix is out now on Windows PC through Steam. List price is US$5.99, with local list prices of RM15.75 in Malaysia, S$7.29 in Singapore, ₱205 in the Philippines, ฿125 in Thailand, Rp 58,499 in Indonesia and ₫92,000 in Vietnam, all 10% off at launch. One DLC is sold separately. It supports English and Spanish only. Full controller support, mouse-only play and Steam Cloud saves are included. Minimum spec is an Intel Core i3, 8 GB RAM and integrated graphics with OpenGL 2.1, plus 300 MB of space.
Why it matters
Incremental games usually abstract everything into numbers; Click&Fix gives you a screwdriver and a dirty circuit board instead, which makes each upgrade feel physical. At two to four hours it respects your time, and the evil-console fights stop the loop going stale. It suits fans of Infiniclick, anyone nostalgic for old console hardware, and players who want a short game they can finish in a sitting or two. Skip it if you want long-term progression, a deep story, or menus in a Southeast Asian language.
System requirements
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 x64 | Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 x64 |
| Processor | Intel Core i3 | Intel Core i5 |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM | 16 GB RAM |
| Graphics | OpenGL 2.1 compatible graphics card, integrated graphics | |
| Storage | 300 MB available space | 300 MB available space |
Questions
How long is Click&Fix?
Click&Fix is a short adventure that takes around two to four hours, playable in one sitting or in shorter sessions.
Does Click&Fix support controllers?
Yes. Click&Fix has full controller support on PC, and it can also be played with a mouse only.
How much is Click&Fix in the Philippines and Thailand?
Steam lists Click&Fix at ₱205 in the Philippines and ฿125 in Thailand, with 10% off during its launch sale.
Who made Click&Fix?
Click&Fix is developed and published by Nacho AB, the creator of the incremental game Infiniclick.
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Checked 1 Nov 2026. Key art, screenshots and trailer: Nacho AB via Steam.