Second-Hand Shop: Fix & Sell
Inspect, repair and haggle
$3.99 · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.
Relaxed, Normal and Master modes; life after the debt with the deed and Burak the apprentice; a daily puzzle, Today's Counter; typewriters and watches in endless mode.
For forty years your grandfather, Rıza Usta, fixed radios and record players in a little shop in Istanbul's Tahtakale market. Now the shop is yours. There's just one catch: you owe Mr. Hüsnü, the landlord, ₺6,000 in back rent. Pay an instalment every week for four weeks, or the shutters come down for good.
BUY: SPOT THE HONEST ONES
Five visitors walk in every day. Sellers bring their goods; some are honest, some mumble that "it worked yesterday". Run a power test, find the fault, take a closer look: a missing screw, a burnt smell or a freshly painted back panel might be telling you something. Some sellers won't let you test at all. It's your call. Try knocking 10% or 20% off, but push too hard and the seller walks out.
REPAIR: BY HAND
Five item families, nine faults, each with its own little repair game: plug in a cable, swap fuses and valves, thread a drive belt, clean a tape head or a lens, and solder a capacitor onto a TV board. Fix the same fault three times to master it and unlock quick repair. In later weeks, some items arrive with two faults at once. Restore a dusty piece to good condition. Tune in a radio you've fixed, or play a record.
SELL: KNOW YOUR NUMBERS
Show a buyer something from your shelves and make one counter-offer. You can also sell a broken item honestly, as it is. Deliver orders on time to build your reputation. The better your name, the bigger your customers' budgets and the more often collectible pieces turn up.
SOMETHING NEW EVERY WEEK
Start with radios; record players, cassette players, tube TVs and cameras unlock along the way. Buy a bench lamp, a multimeter, a parts rack, a display window and a new sign, and grow to six shelves. Flea markets, power cuts, collector days, parts price hikes, rainy days and street festivals change the day's sums. Every Monday the Tahtakale Post brings the local news, and a tear-off calendar shows what's coming. Evenings bring tomorrow's news at the kahvehane, cheap parts from the wholesaler or tea with a regular.
FAMILIAR FACES
Kemal, who is moving away to live near his daughter. Nermin, looking for her mother's radio. Selim, the street trader who haggles over every word. Zehra, selling her late husband's cameras. Aylin, opening a café; Deniz, a vinyl lover; Mr. Murat, a collector; Elif, a film student; and Burak, on a student budget. Each one has a short story that plays out across your counter, and every one of them is fully voiced. Your regulars' notebook remembers who wants what.
YOUR PACE
Pick a mode when you open a new shop. Relaxed gives you five weeks, smaller instalments and a bench lamp from day one. In Master, the first missed instalment closes the shop, there's no restarting the day, and sellers lie more often.
WRITE YOUR OWN ENDING
Clear the debt and make a name for yourself in the neighbourhood, or watch the shutters come down. After the debt, life goes on: Mr. Hüsnü offers to sell you the building. Pay the Sunday rent, save up for the deed and open the shelves upstairs. If you promised to teach Burak, he becomes your apprentice. The regulars come back once more, and typewriters and wristwatches reach your counter in endless mode.
TODAY'S COUNTER
One puzzle a day, the same for everyone: the same till, the same shelves, the same five visitors. You get one try, and you can share your result without giving the items away. No streaks or reminders; earlier days wait in the calendar. It opens on the title screen once you know the shop.
ALSO
• Turn items through 360° as real 3D models in your garage
• Show off your best pieces in grandpa's display case and complete sets
• A 31-model catalogue with nostalgic notes and the price ranges you've seen
• Stats, sales history and 16 achievements
• English and Turkish, switchable in the game
• Warm comic-book art, a calm shop soundtrack, and screens that adapt to iPhone and iPad
• Plays offline: no account, ads, timers, energy or in-app purchases
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A small maintenance update. Nothing changes in the game: the shop, the items and your saves stay the same.
The developer, Orhan Ege Bilge, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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Information
- Seller
- Orhan Ege Bilge
- Size
- 40.3 MB
- Category
- Simulation
- Compatibility
Requires iOS 17.0 or later.
- iPhone
Requires iOS 17.0 or later. - iPad
Requires iPadOS 17.0 or later. - Mac
Requires macOS 14.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later. - Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
- iPhone
- Languages
- English and Turkish
- Age Rating
4+
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2026 Orhan Ege Bilge
