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  3. New Xbox One and Windows 10 game teaches players how to building their own gaming PC

New Xbox One and Windows 10 game teaches players how to building their own gaming PC

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
August 14, 2019
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PC Building Simulator video game on Xbox One and Windows 10\n

PC Building Simulator is now available to play on Microsoft’s Xbox One consoles and on Windows 10 PC.

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This new video game, as its name suggests, is a simulation game focusing on the PC building experience. Players can research and buy in-game a variety of real-world components to change the power and aesthetic of their computer and can even begin their own virtual PC building business by completing several specific tasks.

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Here’s the full game description:

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The Ultimate PC Building Simulation has arrived!

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Build your very own PC empire, from simple diagnosis and repairs to bespoke, boutique creations that would be the envy of any enthusiast. With an expansive marketplace full of real-world components you can finally stop dreaming of that ultimate PC and get out there, build it and see how it benchmarks in 3DMark!

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Run your own Business

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The career mode in PC Building Simulator puts you in charge of your very own PC building and repair business. From your own cozy workshop, you must use all your technical skills to complete the various jobs that come your way.

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Learn to Build a PC

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Does building your own PC seem like an impossible task?

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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.

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PC Building Simulator is an Xbox Play Anywhere title which means that buying it on Windows 10 will automatically unlock it on Xbox One and vice versa.

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The game also supports cloud saves and Xbox Achievements.

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Those interested in buying PC Building Simulator may want to pick it up this week as it’s currently selling with a 10% discount in the Microsoft Store for the next seven days.

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Have you played PC Building Simulator yet? Let us know what you thought of it in the comments below and then follow us on Pinterest for more gaming content.

\n\nFurther reading: Microsoft, Video Games, Windows 10, Xbox, Xbox One

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