Electrician Simulator

BU ELETRİS BAŞARIMINI YAPANIN TA

Overall pretty well done for a little electrician sim game, but overly simplistic and the puzzle element is lacking in a lot of places. There's two parts to this game which is really cool: a device fixing game and an electrical device job installation game. The two are intertwined through email assignments and you can do them in the order you prefer. The device repair game is super easy, and the device installation game is also easy but has a steep learning curve near the end. For the device repair game, you can just click "tip" and it will tell you the next step, so it's basically impossible to lose. There's no depth to it but you can fail if you run out of money replacing parts which happens often. For the device installation part you have to take tools to the job and this can be super irritating in the beginning because money is limited and if you run out you might spend half an hour on a job and then be forced to abandon it. Later on I just bought double of whatever the suggested objects were because I kept running out of electrical wire and bulbs. All you're essentially doing is connecting the devices to the fuse box and then doing a little mini interactive portion to unscrew and attach the wires. Later on this gets extremely tedious because you might have to wire 50 boxes on one mission. The game never explains what the wires do and there's not much at all that's educational about this game. There's also the real life risk of overloading a circuit and causing a house to burst into flames but this game completely ignores that and lets you connect 19 lightswitches to one switch and do other ridiculously dangerous things that would likely get an electrician arrested for arson in real life. One mission even forces you to daisy change power outlets across a home to power a refrigerator and, again, if you considered this to be a real simulator this advice could actually get somebody killed. The game makes no mention of circuit load which is a huge part of what electricians actually deal with. You CAN attach different fuses to different parts of the house, but it's optional. And the puzzle element in general is sometimes fun (finding keys, walking over panels to power down a dance floor) but other times broken, like in that aforementioned power strip mission only one of the outlets work but the game doesn't explain it very well because the in-game graphics make it appear all the circuits are functioning properly. So while it's not a very good simulation game and the puzzle element could have used a little work the overall mechanics are fun and it's cool that you get to be a bit creative on some missions and do things how you prefer, and it's for that reason I recommend it.

fun to play if you like this sort of stuff

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Really good, it have some sort of "reality" if u can say that to certain mechanics, but it's a chill game if you want to just relax and play one game. Also the Smart Devices DLC is very good.