We’ve just released Update 4 for Low-Budget Repairs.

This time, we focused on the save system, mission progression, hanging objects, optimization, and another batch of issues reported by you.
Improved Systems
- We reworked hanging objects on walls and ceilings - players now have more control over them, and they should no longer accidentally clip into other objects
- We made numerous improvements to the save system - including saving painted walls and assembled objects such as the sculpture
- We eliminated many cases where completed objectives could incorrectly become unchecked again
Other Improvements
- Added new sounds
- Slightly reworked the It’s getting hot there and Model citizen missions to make them more intuitive
- Added protection against getting stuck if the player falls under the map
- Added numerous optimization and visual fixes
- Added further translation and localization improvements
Fixed Bugs
We fixed issues where:
- the game could crash when entering an apartment
- walls above the garage door could not be painted
- painting and plastering objectives could become incomplete again after loading a save
- players could get stuck in One More Time and Broken balcony
- switches could duplicate inside the car trunk
- theft could be incorrectly counted in Door to a better future
- assembling the sofa from the player’s house could give you the wrong model
- collectibles could completely disappear from the Collectible Cabinet
- the player could fall under the map while cutting tiles
- the player would automatically stand up after cutting a tile, which caused other tiles to break
We also fixed:
- glass breaking in the player’s house
- incorrect information displayed on magazines
- Zbyszek’s position in Broken balcony
- assembling some store catalog items with the screwdriver
- the missing tutorial in First job
- some blurry textures on high graphics settings
Thanks for all the reports and feedback ❤️
We’re continuing to work on more fixes. 🔧
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