PC Store Together

You and your friends pooled everything you had, signed the lease on an empty unit and hung a sign in the window. Bare shelves, one workbench, just enough cash to fill a single order.

Build it. Fix it. Sell it. Try not to argue over who's stuck on the register.

Every build is done by hand. Mount the CPU, seat the RAM, screw in the motherboard, close the panel and pray it posts.

• Real part-by-part assembly: CPU, cooler, RAM, GPU, PSU, storage, fans.

• Compatibility actually matters. Wrong socket, wrong slot, not enough watts, no boot

• Thermals, wattage and performance are simulated, so a bad build is a bad build

• Benchmark the finished rig and slap a price tag on it

Customers drag in machines that "just stopped working." No error message. No details. Sometimes no side panel.

• Test components one at a time to find the faulty part

• Repair, replace or upgrade, then bill accordingly

• Deliver a working PC back to a customer who still insists it was fine before

• Expand the shop, add workbenches, testing stations and display areas

• Unlock better hardware tiers as your reputation grows

• Decorate and lay out the store exactly how you want it

• Turn a one-room repair shop into the biggest hardware store in the city

Full online co-op from the first minute. No solo-only career mode, no unlocking multiplayer later.

• Play with up to 4 players in the same shop

• Split the jobs: one on builds, one on repairs, one on the register, one "supervising"

• Work the same PC together, hand parts back and forth, fix each other's mistakes

• Online co-op for 1 to 4 players

• Hands-on, part-by-part PC building

• Hardware diagnosis and repair jobs

• Full pricing and inventory control

• Customer service, checkout and order management

• Store expansion, layout and decoration

• Progression through component tiers as your shop grows