Currently I'm 10 hours into the game, so I might be wrong a bit (I'll edit later if so).

Developers are lucky I'm in a good mood.

I want thumb down this "simulator" but I surely want thumb up such 'Electrician: the Game'

What you will learn while playing Electrician Simulator:
- not to put fingers in a socket
- how to disassemble simple things like a socket, switch etc.
- what the in-house cable management is like (very roughly)
- (I'll leave this string for DLC stuff)

What you will NOT learn while playing Electrician Simulator:
- electricity physics (voltage, current, resistance, power, induction, serial/parallel connection features etc)
- how to remember parts/cables/screws position in a device you disassemble
- how to manage disassembled parts
- how to use multimeter to check capacitors, resistors, diodes, chips, circuits, solders etc.
- how to solder correctly (flux, pre-heat, temperatures etc.)
- how to find cables in walls
- how to ground a house electricity
- how not to forget to check polarity before soldering cables and powering a device
- plan your repair business (you get a part right in a moment when you click 'buy')
- (I'm sure I forgot something, I will add later)

Graphics (models, textures, lighting), sound, music are surprisingly nice. Loading times are decent. A bit of humor here and there. A stylish interiors. Met some puzzles, hmm. Soft, light and calm atmosphere overall.

Also met a few bugs, one crash so far.

It feels like developers really loved their project 'Electrician: the Game'. I would like it to have a hardcore mode so it would really teach and train things in details like simulators do.

Currently I'm 10 hours into the game, so I might be wrong a bit (I'll edit later if so). Developers are lucky I'm in a good mood. I want thumb down this "simulator" but I surely want thumb up such 'Electrician: the Game' What you will learn while playing Electrician Simulator: - not to put fingers in a socket - how to disassemble simple things like a socket, switch etc. - what the in-house cable management is like (very roughly) - (I'll leave this string for DLC stuff) What you will NOT learn while playing Electrician Simulator: - electricity physics (voltage, current, resistance, power, induction, serial/parallel connection features etc) - how to remember parts/cables/screws position in a device you disassemble - how to manage disassembled parts - how to use multimeter to check capacitors, resistors, diodes, chips, circuits, solders etc. - how to solder correctly (flux, pre-heat, temperatures etc.) - how to find cables in walls - how to ground a house electricity - how not to forget to check polarity before soldering cables and powering a device - plan your repair business (you get a part right in a moment when you click 'buy') - (I'm sure I forgot something, I will add later) Graphics (models, textures, lighting), sound, music are surprisingly nice. Loading times are decent. A bit of humor here and there. A stylish interiors. Met some puzzles, hmm. Soft, light and calm atmosphere overall. Also met a few bugs, one crash so far. It feels like developers really loved their project 'Electrician: the Game'. I would like it to have a hardcore mode so it would really teach and train things in details like simulators do.