Electrician Simulator

as an engineering student and a hobby of fixing electronic device. This game sums up my life so well.

Amazing game!!!! I played for 10.7 hours and i got every achievements and i enjoyed every second of it if you want a chill game this is for you........but dont forget to turn off fuse box

I am now cerified eletrician. I got my cerfiticate from this game. So far i made some good money, Though i mite have rigged some houses to set on fire when the lights are turned on but thats what the eletricians main job is for. demolition expert, i am thus the the best eletrician ever. Now off to make some more houses safe for use.

this game soft locks at intervals of 30 min...
everytime i play this game i cant for more than 30 min at a time, because one way or another... itll freeze... the inventory will glitch and stop opening... or general unstable behaviour thatll freeze the game soon after the 30 min mark.

AND THE CHERRY ON TOP!!!!
everytime i try to open the "playground" the game is forever on a loading screen. i cannot even go in sandbox/playground mode. GG

this game is so broken it can barely function, which is unfortunate because, for what it is, its pretty good, i enjoy playing this game (when it works)

please dev, keep working on your game, it needs a lot more polishing and bug fixing.

i want to recommend this game, but not in its broken state.

really fun and nice. alesander castillo is a little annoying but i hope he pops up only twice

The idea of the game is fun, relaxing and educational (I finally get to see how ideal electric installations should be), however, the game has game-breaking bugs.

I tried doing the 2nd certificate VR Mission (fixing a couple of sockets) and ran into lots of bugs. First was that the socket plate was removed, but the in-wall model was still there. like, you have one plate removed and one still in the wall and you can continue to disassemble the socket and interact with the rest of the components, but that glitch hampers the experience. THEN I went onto the double socket to stumble into the same issue, but then I got electrocuted. If there's a visual cue about that its going to happen, then I won't be able to see it because of the visual glitch blocking my way. Then after connecting the 3 wires in place, the game didn't recognize the solution, I exited the inspection mode and when trying to check it, then THE TUTORIAL came in (as if I had never opened the double socket) and whatever I did was undone. For this time, I had turned off the main breaker, but guess what? ELECTROCUTED! I tried wiring everything again but since I didn't get the finished confirmation, I just closed the game.

AFAIK "the solution" found in google is to return to the office or do these type of missions as you log into the game. Which is hilariously dumb. What is this, Bethesda?

Anyway, there are references to Phasmophobia too and fixing devices in the workbench so far has no issues.

I don't see much professionalism in the game.
Why is it determined to be damaged just because a few screws are rusty?
Why does one component reward me $60, but replacing parts on the circuit board or replacing the entire board costs me over $80?
Why is it necessary to close the back panel to start testing after the repair is completed?

Best game i have ever bought it does have some flaws but its really good i recomennd it when its on sale

This game hits the nail on the head. Our society's obsession with traditional university paths often leaves young people burden with debt, indoctrinated by the university's norms, and left with uncertain job prospects. It's fantastic to see a game promote career paths like skilled trades, which offer real opportunities, on the job training, financial security, and self fulfillment. With so many games showing kids how they can kill someone, this game shows how they can make six figures.

I feel qualified to be a real electrician.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Has potential but lacks sustained engagement.

There is a lot to praise about this game:
- graphics are decent
- The UI is mostly ok
- Has an appropriate level of simulation without requiring an autistic level of knowledge

However the game just comes up short in a lot of areas
- It is fairly short
- some of the missions are very tedious
- some of the UI is very fiddly
- some of the simplification makes it hard to grasp what is going on
- Some of the achievements seem to be bugged

There is some potential to save this game, eg adding more environments for the missions instead of reusing the same few over and over, adding more varied problems to overcome etc.

I did really enjoy the workbench repair tasks, much more so than the electrician part of the game.

50% humor, 50% hard work, 50% electrocution.

It's a fun game but I wish there was more content. I beat the primary content in 9 hours even with the DLC, I find myself having little reason to continue playing. Worth it if you get it on sale.

cant die from 240v, game is unrealistic..

Električar u pokušaju

if you are looking for a real electrician work here go and get a certificate, this is the bare bones of what an electrician does in a day, game is probably made simple for the masses but that doesnt excuse the lack of the technical knowledge you would need in a real situation. we are missing torque values for screws, have actual multimeter testing of the outlets instead of using appliances to "test" the outlets, proper fusebox installation with fuse sizes, proper cable routing( you can route cable in air), load calculations for cables and fuses. there is more they could have done to make it more sim like.

if you are looking for mindless wiring and bulb swapping this is the game for you but if you are looking for something more realistic this is not the game

I bought this game to support it but I guess I shouldn't have. It's too bad that they're selling extra repair stuff as dlc even though the game is missing so many things.

There are some mis-labelled errors in this game that make it dangerous as a simulator. As the warning in the beginning states, this is fictional and don't try it at home.

It has some bugs, but it's still fun.

I love this game because you can shock yourself in it...I AM AN ELECTRIC SHOCKER, thanks to the developers for the most wonderful game

You feel satisfied when repairing electronic devices. 10/10 👍

Good game nice graphics

Fun game, somewhat repetitive, but EXTREMELY short. I finished it in about 9 hours.

even didn't teach how to use multi meters, components on main board not marked correctly, as a simulator game, it's totally not simulator.

I'm loving this game. It's easy to get into, not too complicated, but intricate enough to be fun to play. I wish it had more variety of items since I've encountered a lot of repeats during missions, but there are enough to forget how exactly they all are wired between replaying the same item. Bought the base game first and liked it enough to get the DLC, hope it's cool too.

Cool simulator, showing me some ideas and techniques for my electrical engineering in college

Well as a electrician myself I am disappointed to say that it definitely isn't like real life but i still am having a blast just 30 minutes in! If the models were more like how real life is it would be much cooler but still appreciate the work that went in.

This game is very realistic and true to life, I am an electrician by trade in the real world.
My only issue is the game is based in America and uses the American standard layout
I am British and only know the British standard layout for plugs and wires.

very realistic and almost has the feel of a sandbox type game

This game has a big potential. It's super fun to play and the graphics are nice. However the levels aren't really thought trough. There are quite a lot of bugs and mistakes in the level design. hope this get's fixed soon so I can change my review!

i tried in real life I was shock 10/10

awsome game

It’s alright but I managed to soft lock the game quite quickly when fixing the carbon monoxide sensor because I somehow took the damaged parts of the board and then exited the circuit board view and when I went back to the circuit board it wouldn’t let me put the replacement parts in and I couldn’t do anything else so I had to load a previous save and also to test the devices you have to put it all back together again to see if it works which is really annoying.

my teacher died in the classrom for this

The real game is like an electrical job, all missions are passable, you just need to take your time.

it is recommended to strengthen the difficulty,it is best to join 380 V industrial electricity,three-phase asynchronous motors and the like,series parallel,kilowatt-hour meters,the game as a whole good ,the content is less,only lights and switches are recommended for junior high school students to play

fun

Electrician Simulator: Uncle Jimbo’s Shocking Adventures

Ah, Electrician Simulator. A game that promises the thrill of rewiring circuits, troubleshooting broken outlets, and living out your wildest electrical fantasies without the risk of setting your house on fire—unless, of course, you play like my dear Uncle Jimbo. A man whose enthusiasm for hands-on learning is matched only by his inability to remember which wires are live.

Zap, Crackle, Pop

The first time I fired up Electrician Simulator, I thought, "This will be a calm, educational experience." Then Uncle Jimbo took the controller. Within five minutes, he managed to turn a routine socket replacement into an electrified fireworks show. The game tries its best to teach safety, but it didn’t account for someone who believes that "grounding is just a suggestion."

The Joy of DIY Electrocution

One of Electrician Simulator’s strongest features is its realism. You methodically inspect outlets, follow diagrams, and—if you're competent—complete tasks safely. Uncle Jimbo, however, sees every job as an opportunity to test his pain threshold. From grabbing live wires with his virtual bare hands to "just seeing what happens" when you connect random circuits, his in-game persona is essentially an unpaid crash test dummy.

Shocking Realism

The attention to detail in Electrician Simulator is impressive. You can swap out components, use different tools, and experience the sheer panic of a sudden power surge. If you ignore safety measures, the game delivers a humorous but firm lesson: physics doesn’t care about your optimism. Uncle Jimbo’s personal highlight? Managing to black out an entire virtual house because he “didn’t think that tiny fuse was important.”

Final Verdict: An Electrifying Experience

Electrician Simulator is a fantastic game for those who want a detailed and engaging experience. It offers satisfying problem-solving mechanics, an educational touch, and a way to appreciate the work of real electricians. However, if you play like Uncle Jimbo, expect every job to end in sparks, regret, and the realization that you should never, ever attempt electrical work in real life.

Final Score: 8/10 for realistic electrical work, 11/10 for the comedy of watching Uncle Jimbo turn himself into a human lightning rod.

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i forgot to turn off the fuse. I shocked.

Fun game. Graphics and sound design are good. If you like sims this is something you might wanna add to your collection.

yes i will recommend to play, i also recommend people get certifications in Electrotechnical engineering in the event of them trying anything they think they may have learned. I'm not saying people are stupid enough to think they can be an electrician of the back of this. But the work carried out by trained professionals is dangerous, whilst being done and for as long as whatever has been wired up is in use. Its more accurate than expected but heavily simplified, which is understandable from an entertainment point of view. Its much more complicated in the real world.

all good except resistor being capacitor

How lamp can give light then connected using only one wire ?

for the money it's defo worth it

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Great Learning experience! 10/10

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Great game! I fully recommend it to anyone interested in learning electrical engineering or pursuing it as a hobby. However, there’s one issue: in the workstation jobs, all the components in the electronic circuits are labeled as 'capacitors,' even though most of them are actually resistors, fuses, or connectors. Other than that, 8/10.