author: Bart Swiatek
PC Building Simulator leaves early access this month
Developer Claudiu Kiss has announced that his unusual PC Building Simulator will come out of the early access program at the end of January. The game was initially launched on Steam in March 2018.
PC Building Simulator – an innovative, independent production that allows players to build their own virtual PC – will leave Early Access on January 29th. The title went to Steam in March 2018 and has been consistently developed since then, and has received a number of features such as overclocking, the ability to mount cables and a liquid cooling system.
On the list of entities cooperating with the Romanian developer Claudiu Kiss, you can find companies such as AMD, Antec, Arctic, Asus, Coole Master, Republic of Gamers, Corsair, Cryorig, ecub, EVGA, fractal design, Gigabyte, G.Skill, In Win, NZXT, MSI, Patriot, Viper Gaming, Raijintek, Razer, SilverStone, TeamGroup, UL, XPG or Zotac.
PC Gaming Simulator also enjoys great interest and recognition among players (as evidenced, among others, by almost 6000 reviews – mainly positive ones).