Electrician Simulator

Electrician Simulator is a sim game that allows us to try our hand at the profession of electrician. It was developed by the indie team Take IT Studio!, and was published by Gaming Factory and Ultimate Games.

Mechanics

In Electrician Simulator we observe the action from a first-person perspective (FPP). As we play the role of an electrician-freelancer, our virtual work life goes from job to job. Initially, we are given fairly simple tasks to perform, such as installing sockets, replacing chandeliers or screwing in light bulbs. With time, however, we gain access to more complicated (and therefore better-paid) jobs, so we can prove ourselves in repairing broken devices (our workshop receives, among other things, game controllers, hair dryers or telephones) or laying cables and creating electrical installations in homes or offices.

Our "window to the world" here is a computer connected to the Internet, through which we search for advertisements and shop around for equipment necessary for our work. The role of our home base, on the other hand, is our house (and garage with a workshop); we can spend some of the money we earn on furniture and decorations.

Technical aspects

Graphics in Electrician Simulator looks decent; the whole game does not deviate from what other simulation games have accustomed us to.