I wish that this app included more things than what it had, like the different connections needed to put in for the motherboard, and deciding if you want an air or liquid cooler, small things like that. I don't recommend this for anyone who's a pro at putting computers together, because it barely covers the basics. If you're a beginner, it might work for you though.

I think the programming is very good, but it is hard to drag the parts to where you want them to go. In order to drag it a certain way, you need to continously adjust the camera a certain way. It is difficult and frustrating at times but I don’t mind it too much.The app offers a “full version” which I assume is an ad-free version. I understand why the creator would implement this, but honestly this app is a one-and-done experience. There’s no point in paying for it. The ads aren’t irritating though, which is good. They are the typical full screen video advertisements and they appear every once in a while.Overall, I’d rate this app a 3.5/5, but Apple only lets people rate with whole numbers. So, it’s closer to a 4 than a 3 in my opinion.

I like it but theres not really much you can do, it simply allows you to pick up a block or piece and slide it in. This does have the potential to be a great app. I personally would like to be able to select different types of GPUs, CPUs, motherboards and such alongside info if the pieces so that we could learn as we simulate he building experience. Maybe even different cases and watercooling to see how it can all fit. Player selected RGB light strips for customizations. I hope the creators see this review. I love this idea of this app and hope it happens. May redownload again if I see some added features. It’s a decent app, but it has the potential to be a great app. Godspeed creators and hope you add more.

This game is pretty good, but it is fairly difficult trying to get certain parts where you want them to be. Also, people should be exposed to the names of the certain parts and newer more recent versions of the parts. For instance, I forgot what the graphics card was since it was wasn’t really modern.