ServiceIT: You can do IT

picture4u · PlayWay S.A., FreeMind S.A.

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Sep 15, 2025
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⚡️Fix electronics 📈manage firm 💻challenge the hacker... ServiceIT is a simulation game where you run a full-service IT company to engage in tasks like diagnosing, repairing equipment, network infiltration, programming, server management while an Anonymous hacker keeps sabotaging it all.

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  1. Developer post

    PROGRAMMING FEST IS LIVE! 💻

    The Programming Fest is now live on Steam! 🎉 From September 10 to September 14 , dive into a selection of games all about programming, IT, computers and everything that happens behind the screen. We're taking part with two of our titles: 🖥️ ServiceIT: You can do IT A new update

  2. Developer post

    Feedback & Improvements Update

    Hi everyone! We’re back after a short summer break with some fixes and improvements. In this update: A bug reporter has been added to the main menu and the in-game menu, making it easy to report any issues that may occur. The Network course has been redesigned, with appropriate h

  3. Developer post

    Community Challenge and Giveaway

    🎮 FreeMind Community Challenge is LIVE! The FreeMind Publisher Sale has started — and we’re turning it into a challenge! 🔥 From now until September 7 at 7 PM CEST , play FreeMind games, join the community and get a chance to win FREE game keys! 🏆 How does it work? It’s simple: