PC Architect (PC Building Sim)

PC Architect (PC Building Sim)

PC Building Simulator

97 ratings
42 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 26, 2018
  • January 15, 2020
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Simulate building PCs with over 400 parts, earning money through benchmark competitions and custom orders. Overclock components and manage your inventory to achieve top results in a simulated PC building market.

Over 400 PC parts
Benchmark competitions
Custom PC orders
Component overclocking
In-game e-shop and local shop
Calendar progression for parts
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What's New in PC Architect (PC Building Sim)

1.7

January 15, 2020

What's new 1.7: Added month display in mini-calendar view Added cart button to main e-shop window Sped up benchmark skip animation Changed eshop filter button default state from "<" to "=" Tweaked all PSU prices, release dates and temperatures Brightened up some backgrounds Tweaked email data storage counting Fixed other minor bugs Added New Items: 4 PC cases 9 GPUs 6 RAMs 23 CPUs 2 MOBOs 6 PSUs

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User reviews

Tutorial

Tutorial doesn’t work do not get waste of time

Improve

All in all I think the game is amazing it has a nice immersive type of UI the benchmarks are nice and all the parts are nice all in all but I think adding some more parts and making some of the advanced edition parts a little bit more available might be something better just saying but yeah all in all it’s nice
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Good but

It is a very good game, don’t get me wrong but one thing I would recommend is trying to make the UI more simplified and not squished together. You should also remove the unlock-able thing. It is very annoying and just ruins the realism. I know you want to make money but that ruins the players experience there fore not giving you any money.
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Horrible

Game has horrible ui confusing to learn, weird to manage.

Underrated

Ok, so this game is definitely underrated. It’s definitely rough around the edges but it’s fully functional even on the newest iOS update 14.5.1 and has a very interesting premise where parts actually develop over time with you starting in 2009. It is repetitive at times but if you are interested in computer building this game is definitely a good time
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FAQ

What is PC Architect?

PC Architect is a detailed PC building simulation game. It goes beyond simple assembly by incorporating elements like earning money through benchmark competitions, fulfilling custom PC orders, and overclocking components. Players can manage their parts inventory and progress through a calendar to unlock new components.

What are the key features of PC Architect?

The game features over 400 unlockable PC parts, benchmark competitions to earn in-game currency, custom PC orders from virtual clients, and the ability to overclock components for better performance. Players can also choose to buy parts from an in-game e-shop or wait for them to become available in a local shop.

How much does PC Architect cost?

Based on the provided information, PC Architect is a paid application. There are no mentions of free-to-play elements, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.

What are some common use cases for PC Architect?

Users can play PC Architect to learn about PC component compatibility, experiment with different build configurations, practice overclocking techniques in a risk-free environment, and enjoy a strategic economic simulation focused on the PC hardware market.