Martin Rumenov From toy repairs to stylish custom tools, the VR workshop gets an upgrade.
Fresh Content Marks Start of Post-Launch Expansion
Take IT Studio! has announced the release of two exciting DLC packs for Electrician Simulator VR, setting the stage for a new era of interactive fun and customization in the virtual workshop. Available now on PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest, and SteamVR, these add-ons expand both gameplay variety and creative flair.
Toys Repair DLC – Fix It, Play It
From drones to ghost detectors, bring nostalgia and interactivity to your VR home.
The new Toys Repair DLC delivers a whimsical twist to everyday electrical work, with five unique toy repair jobs added to your virtual bench. Each toy comes with its own repair process, surprises, and playful post-repair functionality.
Highlights include:
- Drone & Controller – Repair, then take to the skies in first-person flight mode around your workshop.
- Toy Robot – Walking, beeping, and full of personality.
- EMF Detector – Hunt for harmless paranormal anomalies.
- Toy Locomotive – Fix, place on tracks, and ride through your VR home.
- …plus a few hidden gems for curious electricians.
With this DLC, your workspace becomes more than just a job site—it becomes a playground.
Skin Pack DLC – Make Your Tools Your Own
Add personality and style to your VR equipment.
For the creative-minded, the Skin Pack DLC lets you transform your standard tools into eye-catching gear. The pack includes new visual skins for:
- Player Gloves
- Watch
- Cables
- Wire Detector
From minimalistic designs to bold, colorful patterns, these skins let you express yourself while you work, making the virtual workshop truly yours.
A Growing Virtual Workshop
Take IT Studio! says these releases are just the beginning of ongoing content support for Electrician Simulator VR. The additions combine playful interactivity with personalization, ensuring the VR workshop feels more alive than ever.
About Take IT Studio!:
Based in Katowice, Poland, Take IT Studio! is a boutique game developer and publisher known for Electrician Simulator and for its expertise in cross-platform ports, QA testing, and collaborative game development services.
