Robert Armstead

This game has to be the most fun I have ever had while learning the ins and outs of PC Building. Gaming PCs are expensive and a lot of people who don't know how to build a PC can learn from this game. The only issue is that not all manufacturers are available because I can't find parts by NewEgg and Power Color. So to "recreate" my current rig I had to get a different case and things that are slightly similar to the parts I have in my PC. As for the story of the game: not a bad one. Just imagine that you are a fresh faced kid new to the business who got a job from your uncle while he is on "vacation." The story mode has you fixing and repairing PCs from the shop and the further you go into the story the better it gets. Word to the wise: the story's puzzles have a learning curve for those non-PC enthusiasts. So things like repairing virus problems is easy but tasks like replacing a faulty motherboard can be a big job and an annoyance if it's under a deadline. Also there is a thing about ordering parts and remembering what parts come up in shipping on certain days. Other things that can come to be a pain is making sure you have your housing bills paid such as electricity and rent. SO WHO IS THIS GAME FOR: Anyone who is into games like Car Mechanic Simulator and Game Dev Tycoon would find this game up in their alley. I would also reccomend people who are into or have an interest in PC gaming to also give this a try.