Owning a yacht, large or small, is something most people can only dream of. Working on a yacht is a much more realistic possibility for most people, however, still, only a small percentage of people will actually enjoy doing so.

Old, dilapidated yachts can be purchased for low prices and flipped for great profit. Image by 'Yacht Mechanic Simulator.'

In ‘Yacht Mechanic Simulator’ players become yacht mechanics. They start out with a small workshop, working on small motorboats and yachts, doing repairs for money. 

As they progress and grow wealthier, players can purchase old and damaged yachts and repair them, renovate them, and sell them to grow even richer.

With every yacht sold, players will earn more money, allowing them to expand their workshop, acquire bigger yachts that require more work but turn a much greater profit than the small boats. 

Players must do everything they can to grow their wealth, expand their boatyard, and grow their own private fleet of luxury yachts as they become richer and richer. 

Test restored yachts before selling them. Image by 'Yacht Mechanic Simulator.'

As part of the restoration, process players will buy new parts, redecorate interiors using their superior taste in luxury interior decorating, and outfit each yacht with the latest in luxury amenities. 

The game features a wide range of realistic tools, boat and engine parts, mechanical problems that need to be fixed, and an auctioning system to sell boats to the highest bidder and acquire new ones to work on, build, restore, or replace with new boats.

As a reward for their hard work players gets to enjoy the rewards of their hard work, cruising on their own luxury yachts and building their fleet to show off their wealth.

‘Yacht Mechanic Simulator’ is developed by ‘Image Power S.A.,’ and ‘Punch Punk Games.’ The game is on Steam.