- May 29, 2021
- armedturret
IT Simulator
Platforms
About
"IT Simulator" is a first-person simulation game that puts you in the role of an IT specialist. Manage and maintain a corporate network, troubleshoot hardware and software issues, and improve the company's IT infrastructure. With a mix of realistic challenges and unexpected events, this game offers a unique and engaging IT experience.




- The game offers a fun and engaging co-op experience, requiring teamwork and communication to succeed.
- Challenging yet beatable gameplay keeps players on their toes, providing a sense of achievement when levels are completed.
- The unique horror elements and mechanics create a tense atmosphere that enhances the overall enjoyment of playing with friends.
- Many players experience issues with the joining system, making it difficult to play with friends.
- The game can feel janky and frustrating at times, with unclear objectives and limited interaction options for players.
- Some levels are too short and lack depth, leaving players wanting more content and variety.
gameplay
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay is initially challenging but becomes engaging as players adapt to the mechanics, which require focus and cooperation. While the mechanics are simple and promote good replayability, some players find the gameplay shallow and repetitive, with a lack of depth in level design and a disappointing conclusion. Overall, the game offers a blend of cooperative elements and progressive mechanics, though it may leave some players wanting more in terms of content and complexity.
“Difficult at first, but once you get into the rhythm of the mechanics, it becomes great.”
“The game stresses both players just enough with its mechanics as well as keeping them involved and engaged.”
“It had good progression introducing more mechanics in each level, like the glitched objects and attacking the control room.”
“This isn't a huge problem for me personally, but the real issue is how surprisingly shallow the gameplay is.”
“From my experience, the gameplay boiled down to this: I would beeline to where the first panel is, hit it, then sit there until the control told me the coast was clear, then I would walk to the next one and repeat the process until we won or one of us messed up.”
“The gameplay is quite simple, one person keeping track of the monster whilst the other explores the level completing objectives, and the mechanics at play are simple as well.”