Multiplayer Status
Is There Multiplayer in Low-Budget Repairs?
Short answer: not at launch. Here is the developer's pinned answer on Steam, the community's loudest asks, and the single-player and mod paths you can play right now.
Last updated: Updated Aug 15, 2026
Official Status
What the Developer Has Said
The multiplayer question has come up repeatedly on Steam Community since 2024. The developer has marked it answered twice — and given the same answer both times.
Original Topic — Aug 2025
“There will be no multiplayer mode on release.”
Follow-up — Jun 30
“There will be no multiplayer mode on release.”
Community Pulse
What Players Are Asking For
The Steam Community thread has collected dozens of requests for co-op. These are the most common pitches — paraphrased from the original posts.
Slapstick Co-op Chaos
Picture a friend hammering a shelf through the wall mid-tile job while another drills straight through a water pipe. The community argues this shared chaos is the whole point.
2-Player Co-op at Minimum
Several players say co-op is what makes the slapstick worth laughing about — solo play is fun, but laughing alone is not the same.
Asymmetric Roles
One suggestion: one player as the resident who actively breaks things while another scrambles to fix them.
Large-Scale Renovation
Crews coordinating on office, warehouse, or mansion jobs — turning each contract into a team project.
Mod Support Too
Players are asking for multiplayer and mod support together so the game keeps giving between updates.
What You Can Do Today
Single-Player & Mod Paths While You Wait
Until co-op ships (if it ever does), here is how to keep playing and stay close to the conversation.
Single-Player Slapstick
The full game is on Steam. The physics engine is chaotic enough on its own — see our guides for the cheapest ways to break every contract.
Trainers & QoL Mods
Third-party trainers like XMODhub offer Infinite Budget, Freeze Contract Timer, and Max Client Patience so you can grind achievements without the grind.
Stay Close to the Thread
The Steam Community discussion is the loudest signal developers receive. Add your voice there — every +1 raises the bar for the team to revisit the question.
Bottom Line
No multiplayer at launch, no official timeline for adding it. The community thread is the best signal you can send if you want co-op — every comment, every +1, keeps the question alive.