Electrician Simulator

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In Electrician Simulator, become an electrician and learn the trade, from installing light bulbs and repairing devices to laying wires. Explore the storyline, meet customers, and solve their electrical issues. Use the online store to find necessary parts and complete jobs with precision, as there is no room for error.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

75%

Audience ScoreBased on 733 reviews

story26 positive mentions

grinding18 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging experience for those interested in electrical work, with enjoyable mechanics for fixing electronics.
The graphics and overall design are appealing, providing a decent level of immersion.
The game is easy to learn and accessible for players of all skill levels, making it a good introduction to basic electrical concepts.

The game is very short, with most players completing it in around 4-6 hours, leading to a lack of replayability.
Many mechanics are oversimplified, such as the wiring process, which does not accurately reflect real-world electrical work.
There are numerous bugs and issues, including problems with mission objectives not registering and awkward camera angles during tasks.

story
198 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is generally considered short and lacking depth, with most players completing it in around 4-5 hours. While some missions feature amusing and creative scenarios, the overall narrative feels underdeveloped, leading to a repetitive experience as players often find themselves redoing similar tasks. Many reviewers express a desire for more varied and engaging missions to enhance the gameplay experience.
- “The missions are mostly in the same area but always with different objectives and different stories.”
- “Every mission has its own little charm, from normal repairing to wiring the whole house or breaking into the neighbor's house because he's stealing electricity from your client, helping Santa's elf, and helping a hacker set up his crypto mining station.”
- “My favorite missions were the story ones, such as the one where you discover where the client's high electricity bill is coming from and the mission where you get revenge.”
- “There's a main story that's quite short, and then there's some randomised jobs.”
- “I must caution when buying this game the story is very very short and there is little replayability in the long term currently.”
- “I completed every current mission in 3.7 hours.”
gameplay
101 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
58%
6%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it enjoyable and relaxing, particularly for those who appreciate simulation mechanics similar to "House Flipper" or "Car Mechanic Simulator." However, a common criticism is the repetitiveness of tasks and the limited content, as players often exhaust the main gameplay elements within a few hours. While the mechanics are generally considered fun and satisfying, there is a strong desire for more depth and variety in missions to enhance the overall experience.
- “Incredible game content is great and the gameplay is engaging and nice.”
- “The gameplay is relaxing and rewarding, and it scratches the tinkerer's itch.”
- “The gameplay is fun; simple tasks like replacing a busted light socket or wiring up a new house are surprisingly enjoyable.”
- “The actual gameplay is incredibly repetitive since every box is exactly the same no matter how many wires are in it.”
- “This game has potential; however, as of now, the gameplay is lackluster.”
- “The gameplay in electrician simulator is somewhat limited.”
graphics
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
47%
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The graphics of the game are generally praised for being visually appealing and well-optimized, with many users noting their pleasing quality and modern aesthetics. However, some critiques highlight a lack of advanced visuals and optimization issues, such as mysterious lag and limited graphics settings. Overall, while the graphics are considered good for a simulation game, they may not be groundbreaking and can sometimes suffer from technical flaws.
- “Oh and the graphics, they are great as well and can run surprisingly well for me, it's very optimized as well.”
- “Honestly a really fun and creative simulator in its own regards with really pleasing graphics.”
- “Bloody good visuals, serviceable audio, and a genuinely fun gameplay loop means this was a blast to play -- and at an incredible price too.”
- “The graphics and interface of Electrician Simulator are functional, if not groundbreaking.”
- “This sort of thing should be very simple like the graphics which are straight out of the 1990s.”
- “Lack of graphics settings, an actual flaw of the engine this game runs on.”
grinding
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
4%
17%
78%
Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and repetitive, often citing a lack of content and variety in mechanics as contributing factors. While some appreciate the detailed simulation elements, many feel that the gameplay loop becomes monotonous, particularly in tasks like wiring and soldering. Overall, the grinding experience is seen as a significant drawback, with players suggesting that it detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “After which you then use the same 4 mechanics over and over again just in longer levels, this makes the game a bit tedious.”
- “There just isn't enough content to make it enjoyable and if I haven't unlocked these things in 14 hours and at max level then it's still not worth grinding any further.”
- “Id like to recommend this game but the gameplay loop is just tedious.”
humor
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features a lighthearted and quirky sense of humor that many players find enjoyable, with amusing customer interactions, funny job descriptions, and entertaining emails. While some players appreciate the humor as a delightful addition, others feel it detracts from the overall simulation experience. Overall, the humor is well-received, adding charm and entertainment to the gameplay.
- “The most positive thing I can say is that the game has some humor to it.”
- “I enjoy using the tools and find the funny customer rambles entertaining.”
- “The creators clearly have a sense of humor, which also made the game enjoyable.”
music
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
59%
24%
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it repetitive and annoying, often opting to mute it and play their own music instead. While some appreciate the ambient tracks for setting a casual mood, others feel that the limited variety leads to frustration. Overall, the consensus suggests that the music could benefit from more diversity to enhance the gaming experience.
- “Graphics (models, textures, lighting), sound, music are surprisingly nice.”
- “The ambient music that plays in the background helps set the casual mood for electrician simulator.”
- “I was looking for a game I could listen to music to and play.”
- “The music is absolutely atrocious.”
- “The music will drive you to the edge of madness.”
- “Music gets repetitive.”
optimization
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
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Overall, the game's optimization is a mixed bag; while some players report excellent performance and low resource usage on high-end systems, others experience significant overheating and occasional frame drops, particularly during specific in-game actions. Despite these issues, many users appreciate the game's graphics and attention to detail, noting that it performs better than many other titles in the same genre. Regular updates seem to improve stability and performance, contributing to a generally positive reception regarding optimization.
- “Oh and the graphics, they are great as well and can run surprisingly well for me, it's very optimized as well.”
- “It is a pretty and well-optimized game, and there are enough quirky little details to make this a charming experience!”
- “It has better optimization than other Unity games.”
- “Same as for the demo, first shock, this game is horribly optimized. I have an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X with an NVIDIA 3060 Ti, 32GB RAM. It is not possible that this game will take my CPU to 80 degrees Celsius and GPU to 70 degrees Celsius. Like, come on... I'm playing Warhammer Space Marine II and I don't even come close to reaching those numbers.”
- “Graphic very nice but not optimized though. Sometimes I get some mysterious lag for some reason and it's not my PC.”
- “Performance: as expected. A mid-range PC would do well, but sometimes the FPS drops when you activate the electrical deflectors, measurements, and at the same time turn on the flashlight.”
replayability
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's replayability is mixed; while some players find it infinitely replayable or improved with updates, others criticize it for a short story and repetitive tasks that limit long-term engagement. Many recommend waiting for further content additions to enhance replay value.
- “A good game that has a lot of replayability.”
- “If those jobs are realistic in nature, then it will be a good addition and hopefully add replayability to the game.”
- “Edit: since then they've added more replayability and new jobs.”
- “I managed to complete it in just two nights, and there really isn’t any replay value since the tasks are the exact same with the same steps to complete.”
- “I must caution when buying this game: the story is very short, and there is little replayability in the long term currently.”
- “My only criticism is the low replayability.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is marred by several bugs, particularly related to cable interactions and achievement tracking, which can lead to freezing and overlapping visuals. While some players find the game well-optimized overall, others express frustration with the engine's performance and certain camera angles. Additionally, the troubleshooting elements, while reflective of real-world scenarios, can contribute to a less stable experience.
- “There is an error where, when I am unplugging cables, for some reason the cables disappear and they register as still plugged in. After opening my tab menu, my game freezes up and starts overlapping itself.”
- “The engine is a little buggy when dragging cords, and some camera angles are horrible (why can't outlets swing open the other side?).”
- “That said, the game is pretty short for the price, and a few of the achievements are hidden behind really obscure secrets you have little to no reason to actually find, and on the topic of achievements, they're very buggy.”
emotional
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express a mix of emotions, feeling sadness and urgency due to gameplay mechanics that create a sense of danger and pressure. The experience of searching for objects evokes a sense of productivity, albeit in a way that feels more like a burglar than an electrician, highlighting a disconnect between the game's intent and the player's emotional response.
- “Although it's probably not very accurate, it made me feel like I was doing something productive.”
- “The time bonus made me feel like I have to rush things.”
- “Having to look in cabinets and drawers for objects made me feel more like a burglar than an electrician.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is consistently praised for being very good, characterized by a soft, light, and calm ambiance that enhances the overall experience.
- “The atmosphere is very good.”
- “The atmosphere is soft, light, and calm overall.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Reviews emphasize the importance of maximizing advertisement efforts to enhance monetization, suggesting that players should focus on optimizing their ad-related activities for better financial returns within the game.
- “The monetization strategy feels overly aggressive, pushing players to spend money just to enjoy basic features.”
- “It's frustrating how much of the game is locked behind paywalls, making it hard to progress without spending real money.”
- “The constant barrage of ads and in-game purchases detracts from the overall experience, making it feel more like a cash grab than a game.”