As in get a case, put in a motherboard, CPU, add a graphics card, storage, etc and then connect it all up. Digitally! You can even run virtual 3D Mark benchmarks within PC Building Simulator. No joke. An almost April Fools level prank, but with partnerships with Corsair, Gigabyte, MSI, and more it's no wonder PC Building Simulator has already sold over 100,000 copies.

Because for as strange and weird as it sounds, it also sounds like a lot of fun. And something that hardware fans, like us, are drawn to.



Currently in Early Access on Steam, the full version of PC Building Simulator is set to include water cooling, overclocking, more licensed components, and a full-on career mode! Not sure what that might entail, but here's hoping you can level-up your cable management skills over time.