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Electrician Simulator: First Shock

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79%Game Brain Score
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stability, monetization
79% User Score Based on 907 reviews

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Electrician Simulator: First Shock is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Take IT Studio! and was released on January 6, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Learn the ropes from your Dad to become an electrician. Repair and assemble sockets, panels, strips, plugs, chandeliers and even change light bulbs. Oh... and don't mix up the wires! Results might be shocking.

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story13 positive mentions
stability14 negative mentions
  • The game offers a fun and engaging experience for those interested in electrical work, with enjoyable tasks like repairing electronics and wiring.
  • The graphics and overall presentation are decent, providing a visually appealing environment for players.
  • The game has potential for educational value, teaching players about basic electrical concepts and tasks.
  • The game lacks a save feature, forcing players to restart from the beginning after each session, which can be frustrating.
  • There are significant performance issues, including high sensitivity controls and lag, making gameplay difficult for some users.
  • The game oversimplifies electrical work, failing to accurately represent the complexities and safety protocols involved in real-life electrical tasks.
  • story
    81 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story aspect is largely criticized for its lack of depth and clarity, with many players noting that it feels more like a series of disjointed missions rather than a cohesive narrative. Players express frustration over bugs that prevent mission progression and the absence of a save function, forcing them to repeat tasks without a clear understanding of the overall mission structure. While some find the gameplay enjoyable and the missions engaging, the overall experience is marred by technical issues and a lack of storytelling elements.

    • “I enjoyed it a lot; you could do with a quest information tracker for the jobs you are doing, so you know what needs to be done.”
    • “The missions are simple enough to let you get accustomed to the HUD elements and control scheme.”
    • “Funny little demo with some basic missions like connecting sockets and switches or workbench missions where you repair electronic equipment like carbon monoxide sensors with a soldering iron.”
    • “Walking through several first missions again was kinda annoying, so I just uninstalled it.”
    • “Had to quit before, and playing the tutorials again just isn't fun knowing the game probably ends in one or two missions anyway.”
    • “The reason I can't recommend this game at the moment is strictly due to the 'grow light' mission.”
  • gameplay
    58 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of the game is generally described as smooth and engaging, with simple mechanics that are easy to learn, making it accessible for players, especially those interested in technical fields like electronics. However, many users note that the gameplay can feel repetitive and simplistic, with some mechanics being clunky or buggy, leading to frustration during missions. Overall, while the game has potential and offers an educational experience, it may require further refinement and additional content to enhance player engagement.

    • “The best gameplay if you want to be a technician.”
    • “I love the idea of the game since I am studying to become an electrician. I also like that you can repair electronic devices; the mechanics of the game are simple and very educational.”
    • “Gameplay is smooth and I want more!”
    • “The overall gameplay is very barebone and simplistic; there are some interesting ideas but everything falls back to the usual clicker game that is called 'simulator'.”
    • “Game is so broken, I fixed the lights exactly how I was supposed to and only got 3. I went and did the sensor and it didn't even give me an option to put the battery back in. I spent a good 20 minutes looking around and even went on YouTube to figure it out, someone had full gameplay of them doing it and I followed exactly what they did and still nothing. Hopefully, this gets fixed soon.”
    • “The motion blur is nauseating, the game mechanics are clunky and hard to follow, and the controls are less than ideal.”
  • graphics
    47 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are generally praised for their quality and detail, with many users finding them enjoyable and visually appealing. However, there is significant criticism regarding the lack of customizable graphics settings, which limits performance optimization for players with lower-end systems. Users have expressed a desire for more options to adjust settings like motion blur and overall graphical fidelity to enhance their gaming experience.

    • “Really enjoyed this demo so far; this is looking good, easy controls, good graphics, great first few tasks to get to grips with the game.”
    • “Graphics are clear and look good.”
    • “Very nice game; it's easy to play and the graphics are awesome.”
    • “In all honesty, for a game this simple, it has some pretty odd performance issues... also there's a lack of graphic settings in the menu, which makes it hard to adjust the game for optimal performance.”
    • “The graphics settings are remarkably bare-bones for a game launched on PC, with only being able to set a couple of things, such as resolution and FOV.”
    • “I didn't get to experience the game as others because the lack of graphical settings made me unable to enjoy the game.”
  • stability
    14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's stability has been widely criticized, with numerous users reporting significant bugs and glitches that hinder gameplay, including long loading times, freezing issues, and even system crashes. While some players acknowledge the potential of the game, they emphasize the need for improvements in stability and performance, particularly regarding graphics options and smoother operation. Overall, the game is described as "buggy," with many players unable to complete basic tasks due to technical issues.

    • “The game is so buggy I can't even complete the tutorial.”
    • “Downloaded it, clicked play, startup screen took 15 minutes to load, finished loading and nothing happened. I checked the task manager and the game was not responding. I ended the task, display settings were completely messed up, my computer froze, and I had to shut down at the power point. After restarting, the display was still messed up and the computer froze again. I restarted a second time, and my computer began beeping at me like it was a bomb about to go off. After a third restart, I managed to open Steam and uninstall the game, and my display returned to normal.”
    • “It clearly has a few glitches to work out, and a little more clarity in iconography is needed to help guide the player.”
  • monetization
    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization strategy for "Electrician Simulator" has been criticized as misleading, with the game being described as an advertisement rather than a full product. Users express frustration over the practice of publishing demos and ads as standalone games, arguing it detracts from genuine titles and misleads consumers into spending money on what is essentially promotional content. Overall, the monetization approach is seen as exploitative and detrimental to the gaming community.

    • “The purpose of this advertisement is to get you to shell out a whopping $20 USD to buy the full game, and I am not sure I can recommend that.”
    • “While it might seem like an innocuous mistake, publishing demos and advertisements as if they are full games is misleading and in some ways harmful.”
    • “It's impossible for me to recommend this incorrectly published advertising spam to gamers; you deserve better than adverts.”
  • music
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players find it relaxing and enjoyable, enhancing the overall experience, others criticize it as poor and distracting, detracting from gameplay. Overall, the quality of the music seems to significantly impact players' enjoyment, with calls for improvement from those who found it lacking.

    • “This game is fun and a nice little brain game at the beginning and is still quite fun going on, but my favorite part is honestly the music; it's nice to listen to and gives the game a nicer feel to it.”
    • “It is such a relaxing game and the music is nice.”
    • “Nice music, kind of relaxing and fun to play.”
    • “Like others are saying, great concept but poor execution. I was led to believe at the start of the game that the password is on the back of the computer. There are tons of bugs when clicking, and the music in this is garbage. I couldn't stand to play it even after 0.3 hours. Tasks feel way more redundant than they should be, which makes this feel worse than I thought it was when I first saw it.”
    • “Devs, fix the bugs, get better music, and make things less confusing.”
    • “Also, why have music if it's going to be that terrible?”
  • humor
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players finding it amusing to engage in electrician tasks, often drawing on personal experiences for comedic effect. Many appreciate the lighthearted portrayal of the profession, despite some technical issues that detract from the overall experience. Overall, the game offers a funny and relatable take on the challenges of electrical work, making it enjoyable for both professionals and casual players.

    • “Exactly how the pros do it :D Tack it any which way all over the walls and roof :) That's hilarious, thank you :) The funny thing is, I do it professionally and I failed ahahahahahaah.”
    • “Definitely portrays the electrician job well and with some funny humor here and there.”
    • “Funny little demo with some basic missions like connecting sockets and switches or workbench missions where you repair electronic equipment like carbon monoxide sensors with a soldering iron.”
  • grinding
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Reviews indicate that "grinding" in Electrician Simulator is perceived as tedious and frustrating, with players feeling that the lack of a save feature exacerbates the experience. While there are numerous jobs to complete, the repetitive nature of the tasks can make the game feel overly demanding and time-consuming. Overall, many users suggest that the grinding aspect detracts significantly from the enjoyment of the game.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “Electrician simulator is not a very good game... despite its intriguing premise of simulating the work of an electrician, the game falls far short of expectations, providing a tedious and frustrating experience that is not worth the time.”
    • “I didn't expect the game to get tedious and difficult almost immediately.”
    • “Without a save game, playing it in one run seems tedious, but with the amount of jobs available, and how quickly most people will go through them, it really isn't difficult at all.”
  • optimization
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's optimization has been criticized for its unexpected performance issues, especially given its simplicity, and the lack of graphic settings limits players' ability to enhance performance. While some users enjoyed the gameplay, they expressed a strong desire for better optimization options to improve overall experience.

    • “I did enjoy the game; I just want optimization or at least a way to reduce the graphics so it runs smoother.”
    • “But there are some points that can get better, like optimization, more options to buy materials, buy materials inside a current job, etc. It's a good game; I hope it gets launched soon.”
    • “In all honesty, for a game this simple, it has some pretty odd performance issues. There's also a lack of graphic settings in the menu, which makes it hard to adjust the game for optimal performance.”
    • “Now as to the game itself, I think it should be optimized more.”
    • “But there are some points that can get better, like optimization, more options to buy materials, and the ability to buy materials inside a current job. It's a good game; I hope it gets launched soon.”
  • emotional
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players appreciate the emotional engagement of the game, particularly in its realistic portrayal of fixing electronics, which fosters a sense of empowerment and connection to the electrician profession. However, some users note inconsistencies in the game's mechanics, such as the potential for electrocution in unrealistic scenarios, which slightly detracts from the overall immersive experience.

  • replayability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users highlight that the game offers infinite replayability, suggesting that players can enjoy it repeatedly without losing interest.

    • “Infinitely replayable.”
    • “The game offers countless ways to experience the story, making each playthrough feel fresh.”
    • “With multiple endings and diverse character choices, I find myself coming back for more.”
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Electrician Simulator: First Shock is a casual simulation game.

Electrician Simulator: First Shock is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 7 hours playing Electrician Simulator: First Shock.

Electrician Simulator: First Shock was released on January 6, 2022.

Electrician Simulator: First Shock was developed by Take IT Studio!.

Electrician Simulator: First Shock has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.

Electrician Simulator: First Shock is a single player game.

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