The office setting you work in is pretty bland, and all you can change within it are the monitors, keyboards and mice you work with at each workbench. What irks me about “PC Building Simulator” is the lack of customization outside of the PCs. The game retains its authenticity by including parts from real-life hardware brands such as Corsair, MSI, ASUS, Nvidia, Intel, Razer, Steelseries and more. The game assists players by highlighting where each cable goes and even allows you to unlock tools that can make the process of unscrewing and reconnecting things in a PC less tedious.Īs you level up, you’ll be able to build new workbenches to expedite the process and you’ll unlock new parts to purchase in the online shop. Once all the parts are set, you’ll connect all the pieces with cables and then ensure the PC can properly boot up. Unscrewing and removing parts is as easy as holding down a mouse button and merely clicking into your inventory to grab a new one. “PC Building Simulator” has repetitive yet entertaining gameplay once you settle into the daily loop of running a PC repair business. While parts are shipping, you’ll be able to work on other PCs to collect your wage or just advance to the next day to receive new PCs and parts to work with. Once you accept or reject the jobs, you’ll have to figure out what parts the client already has and then go into the online store and buy the parts you need. Next, there’s a free build mode that grants players access to all the parts in the game and infinite money so they can easily play the game without being restricted to client jobs or by funds. The last game mode, the career mode, has players manage a PC repair business.Įvery day, you’ll get emails from clients asking for repairs, upgrades, custom builds and the like. First, there’s a tutorial mode for novice players to learn how to build a PC and learn what each part is responsible for.

Gameplay takes place in three different modes. “PC Building Simulator” is a 2019 single-player simulation game by The Irregular Corporation and Claudiu Kiss that thrusts players into the shoes of a personal computer technician who takes over his uncle’s PC repair business.

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