So, here is to v0.7.5—the update that forgot to hold our hands and forced us to learn the difference between a SATA 2 and SATA 3 port the hard way. If you have an old laptop lying around, install this version. Open the workshop. And listen for that POST beep. It is the sound of history.

This update also introduced the concept of jobs having specific acceptance windows. Customers would send emails requesting quotes or repairs, and these emails would expire if ignored for too long. This added a layer of urgency to the UI. Checking your email became the first task of the day, and filtering out low-paying, time-consuming jobs became a necessary skill. It added a friction point that was sorely needed—the satisfaction of a well-run shop comes from overcoming logistical hurdles, and v0.7.5 provided those in spades.

In , cases were not just cosmetic. Each case had a unique interior layout with physical obstruction. The "Corsair 750D" was the beginner favorite because it offered wide open access. The "Thermaltake Core P3" (open frame) was the advanced pick—beautiful, but a nightmare to cable manage because the game didn't have an "auto-route" function yet.

🔧 Restart Steam / Epic Launcher – update should auto-download (~240 MB)

Because this is an early access version, you cannot simply download it via Steam's default "Install" button. The live version of the game has been updated to v1.15+. However, restoration is possible.