Elephant Simulator (2026)

Electrician Simulator is, in essence, just a simple point-and-click game without a hint of any complexity, in which you click on everything the game itself asks you to. Although installing electrical wiring or repairing outlets at a customer’s home is fun, the whole experience is ruined primarily by the second part—servicing electrical appliances—which takes up far more time than typical electrician work. No matter how hard I try, I feel like something is missing that would liven up the overall gameplay a bit, and that’s why, on behalf of us at Gaming Professors, I have to give Electrician Simulator only five out of ten points.

Electrician Simulator is a rewarding and realistic title, but it uses too many tricks to make itself playable, too short for the genre, and with problems that make it frustrating.