Yesterworks
Fix things from every era. Every repaired thing remembers.
- iPhone & iPad
- Android
- Coming soon
About the game
The workshop stands outside of time. Open the door and it is 1955; open it again and it is 1987. People bring what they cannot let go of: a gramophone, a pocket radio, a camera that stopped mid-roll.
Take each thing apart screw by screw, feel for the broken tooth, listen for the bearing that whispers wrong, and put it back together. When it works again, it plays its last memory. Somewhere among those memories is the workshop’s previous owner, and the time machine he left broken in the basement.
Features
Repair by hand
Unscrew, unclip, solder and oil. Your phone’s haptics let you feel a jammed gear and a broken wire.
Five eras, one hundred things
From wind-up clocks of the 1950s to pocket electronics of the 2000s, each era harder than the last.
Things remember
Every repaired object plays its last moment: the broadcast it caught, the photo it took, why it stopped at 4:17.
No timers, no fails
Mistakes make a repair worse, never end it. Fill the shelves of your museum at your own pace.
Screenshots
Work in progress.
The workbench 
Taking it apart 
The memory 
Museum shelf
Questions
When does Yesterworks come out?
Yesterworks is in development for iPhone and Android. Follow the studio or write to us to hear when it launches.
Do I need to know electronics?
No. Every tool explains itself, and the first repairs teach you how to look, listen and feel for the fault.
Are the objects real products?
They are inspired by real eras but are all fictional, with no real brands or models.
Need help with the game? Visit Yesterworks support.
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