which absolutely makes no sense considering the fact that your saying it ran in 720 at 30fps on low with a lesser performing system. pretty high for what? to run on low? to run on 720p? like what? ur basically saying old cheap hardware is overkill to run games that dont demand much. U clearly know nothing about pc hardware/performance to say that a dated Intel Core i5 2500K, dated Geforce GTX 660, 4GB RAM, Windows 7 (which has nothing to do with performance), 4GB HDD space available (which anyone who owns a pc has more than) is pretty high for “RECOMMENDED” not minimum specs. Its a PC building simulator, its not meant to be some awesome amazeballs game. and to be clear im not raging but i feel like it needs to be said: You play it and after the initial period of satisfaction, you’ll probably forget about it!įirst of all, this article makes no sense from the title on down. Otherwise, it’s not a great way to spend your time in its current state! Maybe this game shouldn’t get as much good press as it’s getting…įinal verdict: One of those games that could have some potential with a lot of work and content that you specifically like. Perhaps, this game would be better on a mobile device where you’d play the game in short bursts. For anybody else, I would advise against it unless it gets discounted to $5 or less (Humble Bundle-esque deals) OR it gets some content that interests you, such as some soldering mini-games and retro hardware/software for me. There isn’t a calculator on your computer so you have to use your real-life smart device to do calculations about prices without using Alt-tab every few seconds!įinal thoughts: If you’re really hyped up about building PCs with the latest specifications and are a real fan of simulation games and new case designs, then go for it. The shop you buy from is pretty crude so there isn’t much to look at here.

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