PC Building Simulator is ready to leave Steam Early Access

PC Building Simulator is now officially available on Steam after a short time in Early Access. Joining the impressive list of vendors already featured in the game are NVIDIA, Deepcool and Thermaltake with an extensive list of available options and configurations for players looking to simulate real-world builds as closely as possible.

PC Building Simulator officially launches on Steam

In PC Building Simulator you are the ultimate PC builder: run your own PC repair workshop and take care of everything from simple diagnosis and upgrades to creating bespoke, boutique creations that any gamer would love to own. PC Building Simulator uses real-world parts from manufacturing partners such as AMD, ASUS, CORSAIR, Deepcool, EVGA, Fractal Design, GIGABYTE, MSi, NVIDIA, NZXT, Razer, Thermaltake and more complete with simulation benchmarking software 3DMark.

In 2017 a free tech demo of PC Building Simulator was the 3rd most downloaded free Itch.io title that year and was quickly scooped up by London-based publisher and amateur PC builders The Irregular Corporation, who expertly worked to craft the game into a fully-fledged simulation complete with real-world hard software and hardware partners to allow players to learn and build the PC of their dreams. Updates throughout Early Access included all-new features such as custom water cooling, customizable cables, and overclocking, plus more than 200 new licensed parts.

PC Building Simulator currently boasts a ‘very positive’ user rating on Steam with more than 5000 reviews from its dedicated fan community. The Irregular Corporation plans to bring further new partners, parts and features following the title’s official launch.