UK-based independent game publisher, The Irregular Corporation, is delighted to announce that hardware giant, CORSAIR, has joined the PC Building Simulator project as a partner. CORSAIR creates high-performance PC components for PC Gaming enthusiasts who build their own PCs or want bespoke, pre-assembled systems.
At launch, enthusiast PC builders creating their dream machines in PC Building Simulator will have access to CORSAIR’s Crystal Series 570X RGB ATX Mid-Tower Case, TX-M Series PSUs, and Dominator Platinum series RAM, all of which will be recreated and fully functional within the simulation. Players can tweak and change every component to build their ideal rig – from sci-fi-esque builds crammed with flashy LEDs to classy, minimalist designs.
Crystal Series 570X RGB ATX Mid-Tower Case
With immaculate tempered glass enclosing the entire chassis, every component of your build is on display for all to see, including three vivid SP120 RGB LED fans and a built-in LED controller.
TX-M Series PSUs
TX Series semi-modular power supplies are ideal for basic desktop systems where low energy use, low noise, and simple installation are essential.
Dominator Platinum series RAM
Dominator Platinum is the world’s most advanced performance memory. It builds on the legacy of the world’s most awarded high-performance memory, adding a striking new industrial design and LED lighting effects. Dominator Platinum memory kits are built using only select memory ICs, highly screened for performance and stability, and feature CORSAIR’s patented DHX® cooling technology so you can push them to the limit.
“We’ve been following the development of PC Building Simulator since it was first announced and are delighted to begin adding CORSAIR products to the game,” said Harry Butler, Director of Public Relations and Marketing Communications at CORSAIR. “This first selection represents some of our most popular and iconic products, and we hope to bring many more CORSAIR parts to PC Building Simulator soon.”
PC Building Simulator puts players in the anti-static wrist strap of a PC builder, working within their own shop to create fully functioning gaming PCs. The game features a large array of detailed and accurately-rendered components, from motherboards to CPUs, that respond just as they would in real life. Fully animated installations let the players see exactly where each part slots into the computer, preparing them for a real life build once they feel comfortable within the simulation.
A clever tutorial guides players step-by-step through the PC building process. Using detailed instructions, the simulator explains each component and function and allows players the freedom to preview their own creations and play independently when they have learned the ropes. Well, the cables – never underestimate the positive effects of good cable management!
PC Building Simulator is going into Early Access on March 27th.
