Electrician Simulator

The GAME is BUGGY as Vuuuck! 1. Your camera can suddenly freeze cannot moving around but it working fine when interacting to another thing. 2. Opening inventory and switching items will freezes you in inventory page and nothing you can do. Even pressing Esc will not bring you to Main Menu. 3. When you activating menu wheel without the proper job or just testing the function in your house near your car, welcome! You breaking the game. The game will just frozen and nothin you can do except Alt+F4. JUST REFUND YOUR GAMES before y'all disappointed. Not worth even if you just want its trading cards... I bought the game wanting to play it... It's just not working. The dev just want your money and abandon the game. Good luck being a scammer dear Take IT Studio.

This is more like Assembling Simulator since it takes a lot of time & there is no automatic-assemble option (this should be added, is the reason why i gave up on it, disassembling is ok because you check the parts & repair/replace them but putting all together should have a key to do it automatic. Otherwise, the game is decent, didn't encountered any issues, bugs. It can even be used as a learning mini/basic tool imho.

[h2]Learning:[/h2] [list] [*] If your goal is to increase your knowledge of home electrical wiring, this probably won't help you much. I would say a 30 minute youtube video would probably do more for improving your actual knowledge of home electrical. Depending on where you live, terminology and outlets featured in the game may not even be the same as in your region. [*] I'm not an electrical engineer or electrician but my grandpa was an electrician and I had some EE courses back when I was in college. I've done some minor electrical wiring projects myself over the years. This game *might* slightly help you understand some of the more basic principals of troubleshooting if you aren't used to that. And it does a reasonable representation of some internal electronics (such as the innards of gaming controllers which I have also repaired occasionally). And while I think nobody really expects a game to be a true simulation, to me, it feels like at most this might give you a few drops of water in an ocean compared to what you would need to actually do for real life electrical and electronics work. In other words, like most life sims, there's a very healthy dose of hand wavium and outrigh…

Teknik Elektro simulator 😁

This game was pretty comfy. Most of the thought you put into it is "did I turn the fuses off?" and "what is the control to run wires again?". I would recommend it for a few hours of play if you find these types of sims fun. The actual gameplay is a bit slower than the trailer... it is not actually that quick and upbeat. Just don't want to set a bad expectation. I enjoyed the main story jobs and fixing devices at the workbench. Honestly the smart device dlc confused me a bit and I never got around to trying the endless mode. I would say buy it on sale, it's just a little pricey for the small amount of hours I played to fully complete.

mid game