PC Simulator vs Ori Ascendant

Does building your PC seem like an impossible task? PC Building Simulator aims to teach even the most novice PC user how their machine is put together with step-by-step instructions explaining the order parts should be assembled and providing useful information on what each part is and its function. In this simulation game, you will assemble a Home PC for yourself. Build your pc teaches you to build an empire and how you can repair different PC's. With real-world components to assemble and comprehensive hardware and software installation, you can be the Best Pc Architect and learn a lot from this game. How To Play: - In the game, you will receive orders from customers to build various computers. - Accept these orders and drag CPU on the table. - Change the CPU color according to your imaginations and place all important accessories in the cpu by tapping on the items. - Install your favorite operating system, turn on the power button. - Login and install browsers, drivers, wallpapers, and deliver orders as soon as possible. - Accept new orders while assembling your home computers. Features: - Be the architect of your PC. - Build a PC empire with assembling your customers PC's. - Real-world components and software installation. - Time management to increase your customers. - Show your customers a great variety of components you have. - Run your own business. A complete system builder app in which you can show your customers a greater variety in pc building components and software installation.

Ori Ascendant is a calm idle game about lineage and the long arc of becoming. You cultivate Àṣẹ — a quiet inner force — life after life. A cultivator climbs, chooses a path, and at their peak faces the Crossing: a trial that either lifts them to the spirit realm or returns them to earth. Either way they become an ancestor — a star in your bloodline sky who makes the next life stronger. A fall is never a dead end. Progress continues while you are away (up to 8 hours banked), so the game waits for you. • Three paths — Ane (earth), Sango (thunder), Osun (river) • An Ancestral Council whose light compounds your growth • Crossroads that shape how each life is remembered • No ads, no energy meters, no purchases — just the long climb Drawn from West African (Yoruba, Igala, Igbo) cosmology, told in light and abstraction. Cultivate well. The line remembers.