The Relo Shop Shift
Craft watch parts from raw stock and assemble them into timepieces while managing random shop interruptions before your shift ends.
How to play
- Tap the raw material pucks in the tray to craft the required watch parts.
- Drag each crafted part from the tray into its matching glowing socket on the watch.
- Tap the screen to handle random shop interruptions like stray cats or deliveries.
- Complete the required number of watch repairs before the clock reaches 6:00 PM.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap to craft parts and clear interruptions, or drag to place parts.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click to craft parts and clear interruptions, or drag to place parts.
More about this game
Your goal is to complete a set number of watch repairs before the shop closes at 6:00 PM. You start by tapping raw materials to craft parts, then drag each finished piece into its matching socket on the watch movement. As you progress from Monday to Friday, watches require up to eight parts, crafting takes more taps, and shop interruptions like stray cats or urgent customers appear more frequently. A run ends when you finish the day's quota or run out of time.
Tips
- On Thursday and Friday, raw materials require two taps instead of one to craft into finished watch parts, so tap quickly to save time.
- When the stray cat appears on the sill, you must tap it exactly three times to shoo it away from the parts tray.
- During the urgent customer intervention, tap the linked gears to rotate them until their brass marks face the glowing target ticks.
Questions
How do I handle the parts delivery?
When the parts parcel arrives, you must tap the items in a specific sequence to log the delivery. Tap the parcel, then the note, and finally the parcel again to clear the interruption.
How many watches do I need to fix?
The quota increases throughout the week. You need to repair 3 watches on Monday, 4 on Tuesday and Wednesday, and 5 on Thursday and Friday before the 220 to 230-second shift ends.
What happens if I place a part in the wrong socket?
If you drag a crafted part to the wrong socket or drop it too far from its correct position, it will snap back to its home spot in the parts tray.