Restore the Eldritch: Uncover the Secrets of a Haunted Research Facility in This Supernatural Sim

Prepare to don your hazmat suit and grab your wrench, because a truly unique restoration simulator is on the horizon. Titled "Supernatural Handyman Simulator" (with a working title of "Dustborn Reclamation"), this upcoming indie gem promises to blend the satisfying tidiness of House Flipper with the chilling, mysterious atmosphere of Abiotic Factor and a generous helping of Lovecraftian horror.

Forget suburban renovations; you're about to tackle a derelict, sprawling supernatural research facility.

Developed by the talented solo creator Ben, this first-person adventure casts you as the ultimate cleanup crew for a complex that has clearly seen better—and far less eldritch—days. Your mission? To meticulously clean, repair, and restore power to a vast, interconnected facility that has fallen into disrepair, hinting at something far more sinister than a simple power outage.

Think less dust bunnies and more… cosmic entities lurking in the shadows.

The core gameplay loop involves all the satisfying elements you'd expect from a restoration sim: scrubbing away grime, fixing broken machinery, patching up structural damage, and maybe even doing a little redecorating.

But unlike its domestic counterparts, every flickering light and unsettling sound will remind you that this isn't just about aesthetics; it's about survival and uncovering a terrifying truth. The facility isn't just abandoned; it's steeped in "weird science," and the remnants of its former inhabitants suggest a disastrous confrontation with the unknown.

What truly sets "Supernatural Handyman Simulator" apart is its bold thematic fusion.

Imagine the joy of watching a room transform from a chaotic mess into a pristine, functional space, but with the added tension of knowing that the very air hums with forgotten rituals and ancient horrors. The game encourages exploration, allowing you to delve deeper into the facility's labyrinthine corridors, laboratories, and containment zones, piecing together the narrative of what went wrong through environmental storytelling and discovered clues.

For fans of Abiotic Factor, the appeal is clear: a vast, immersive environment to explore and a compelling mystery to unravel, all within a sci-fi framework.

For House Flipper enthusiasts, it offers the same rewarding progression of restoring order from chaos, but with a wonderfully unsettling twist that elevates the stakes. This isn't just about making things pretty; it's about making them safe—or at least, safer—from whatever malevolent forces caused the facility's downfall.

While still in early development and targeting a release on Steam, "Supernatural Handyman Simulator" is already generating significant buzz.

Its unique premise and promise of a deeply atmospheric experience make it a standout title for anyone looking for a restoration game with a truly supernatural edge. Get ready to clean up the cosmos, one eerie room at a time, and prepare to confront the eldritch secrets that lie beneath the grime.