Electrician Simulator – First Shock
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the Game
Remember: This is just the beginning of your adventure as an electrician!
is a free-to-play prologue to Electrician Simulator.
Since you were a kid, you wanted to be an electrician like your Dad.
Now the time has come and he’s decided to teach you the basics of an electrician’s job so that you have an easier start once you set off on your own. Why go on a vacation during the school holidays if you can stay at home with Dad and learn something useful?
KEY FEATURES
Repairing sockets and switches
Laying cables
Fixing devices on the workbench
PERFORM REPAIRS
Manufacturer’s warranty only lasts a short while and new appliances are expensive. Fix some small electrical equipment for quick cash.
DAYLIGHT/BULB LIGHT
Bring power and light to varied interiors.
END RESULT
A stunning end result is what you and your clients want. Brighten up those gloomy interiors, provide electricity to dead plugs, or turn the power off completely.
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
Good, I was hoping this game would teach more real world electrical safety and concepts. It’s still a fun sim and has good potential, but it feels just a bit short of being something truly unique.
Steam User 1
Very good demo that gives you an idea of what the full game Electrician Simulator is like for free
: )
Steam User 2
holy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ horrific game this ♥♥♥♥ was so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥ I almost shot myself
Steam User 2
I find this simulation game enjoyable, easy to use, and visually appealing, even though it’s not 100% realistic. The basic step-by-step workflow makes sense, and despite a few inaccuracies, the gameplay remains fun. Overall, it has strong potential and is worth trying for anyone interested in simulation games or electrical work.
Steam User 0
dont get the demo unless you want to be punished , just buy the game, i got to the 4 job and i gotta say i learned things i never did with anything electrical
Steam User 0
Electrician Simulator – First Shock is a charming little intro to the thrilling world of electrical work, where every job begins with confidence and ends with me staring at a fuse box like it just insulted my family.
You go in thinking:
“How hard can it be? Match some wires, fix a few outlets, easy.”
Then suddenly you’re holding tools, squinting at cables, and treating every switch like it might explode into a life lesson. It’s the perfect simulator experience because it makes ordinary work feel weirdly intense. Nothing says *immersion* like carefully unscrewing something while your brain goes:
* “I am a professional.”
* “I have no idea what I’m doing.”
* “This is probably fine.”
* “This is not fine.”
The “First Shock” part is accurate, because the game eases you in just enough to make you feel smart before gently reminding you that electricity is basically invisible attitude.
Also, there is something deeply satisfying about walking into a busted room, poking around like a bargain-bin engineer, and somehow leaving it functional. I’ve never felt more powerful than when a light turned on because of something I did. Real electricians must feel like gods.
**Pros:**
* Super satisfying fix-it gameplay
* Great “I learned something… maybe?” energy
* Makes simple repairs feel heroic
**Cons:**
* I now look at real outlets with suspicious respect
* Wires all start looking personal after a while
* My confidence trips the breaker more than the house does
9/10. I came to do a few beginner jobs. I left feeling like a certified professional until the next wire color showed up and my brain immediately clocked out.
Steam User 0
Really enjoyable. I saw a few reviews from people who say that the game is very unrealistic and that that is not how electricity works at all. What a bunch of idiots.. it's just a game. If you want a realistic electricty simulator then go and make your own one.