Nucleares Reviews

"I highly recommend Nucleares if you want to understand nuclear reactor operations. The simulator offers a realistic and interactive experience, making complex concepts easier to grasp. Whether you're a student, educator, or just curious about nuclear energy, this tool provides valuable insights and enhances learning. Worth checking out!"c (I used Grammarly)

it is the best game you should try it its an realistic game Expenitive but very fun

This is a very complex simulator. I wish we had a better HMI, or access to a more expansive SCADA, but it is completely functional as is. You just have to learn how to feel the system out and it starts to make sense.

I managed a melt down, and I managed a full week of uninterrupted electricity. Fantastic simulator, there is a lot of more features that could be added, but omg, does the game already have a lot of awesome play time.

The game just gets better elwith each update. One thing i really want though is an android companion app so my phone can be the ingame tablet. I tried to figure out the webserver by reading the blog but it is above me. An andoid app would be perfect.

The learning curve is kinda high but once you learn how everything works it quite fun juggling all the settings and the the feeling of running a big complicated machine

great game but multiplayer needs to make a comeback

Nucleares. A game about controlling the power of the atom and producing power for the grid. Is it 100% accurate to real life? No, and it doesn't claim to be. You won't leave the game feeling like you can control a real reactor, however it will give you an understand of the processes involved and the various components (core, coolant, loops, the importance of steam and how it is used to generate power). It is surprisingly addictive and you'll find yourself loading back in to just complete that next objective or get that next upgrade. At the time of writing the big 2.0 update has just released so I'm starting from scratch and learning everything all over again. I would strongly recommend checking out the Discord as well as some YouTube videos (they will be on the older version of the game but you'll get a good idea of the principles). I'm sure that 2.0 content will hit YouTube within the coming days/weeks. As a gamer who is heavily into simulation titles (flight sim, train sim etc) I can strongly recommend giving this game a look. Yes it is in early access but it is being actively developed and I'm looking forward to the future of this game. And yes, you can blow it up (either unintentionally or not) so bring your finest lead shoes if you want to see it go pop in a spectacular fashion.

A very good game for engineering lovers. After the version 2.0 update, the game has become even more interesting and engaging. I want to praise the game developer for listening to the opinion of the players and creating the game in the direction that the players like

Love it, Don't play a lot of games, but this one got me hooked. Known a little bit about electrical and generating helps a lot here, more so how much voltage you can drop in to a resister bank and transformer before blowing either one out. Getting the plant up and running the first time second time and a few other times after that was one of the best laughs I had, Chernobyl had NOTHIING on what I did to that poor core, Pretty sure AO is still cleaning the ceiling off of parts. CO-OP would be great, but for a single DEV making this game, I'm not complaining, in fact GREAT JOB, well worth the 25 dollars CAD I payed for it. Got all three systems running and costed a bit but I got there. If your interested in games like this, this is the one for you.