PC Building Simulator: Overclocked Edition Content

PC Building Simulator: Overclocked Edition Content was developed by Claudiu Kiss in collaboration with The Irregular Corporation, with The Irregular Corporation also serving as the publisher. Released on January 29, 2019, this downloadable content (DLC) was initially available for PC and later expanded to consoles, including PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. The DLC was created to offer players a unique and visually striking addition to the base game, focusing on special edition PC cases designed by Brock Hofer. The Overclocked Edition Content is part of a series of DLCs that enhance the game's customization options and aesthetic appeal.

The Overclocked Edition Content introduces four exclusive special edition versions of the NZXT H700 and H500 cases, each featuring unique designs by Brock Hofer, known for his Hyper Beast artwork. These cases are: NZXT H700i - Extinction Wars, NZXT H700i - Organ Collector, NZXT H500 - Re-Animator, and NZXT H500 - Split. These designs are available in both Career and Free Build modes, with some unlocking at higher levels in Career mode. The DLC also includes the full original soundtrack of the game, allowing players to enjoy the music outside of the game environment.

In terms of gameplay, the Overclocked Edition Content functions as a cosmetic enhancement. It does not introduce new gameplay mechanics or features but offers players the option to use these specially designed cases in their builds. The soundtrack, which is included in the DLC, features tracks that complement the game's atmosphere, providing an immersive experience for players as they build and customize their virtual PCs.

Promotion for the DLC highlighted the collaboration with Brock Hofer and the opportunity for players to incorporate these unique case designs into their builds. The DLC was well-received by the community, with players praising the aesthetic appeal and the quality of the designs. While some noted that it was purely cosmetic and did not add new gameplay elements, many appreciated the fresh visual experience it offered, enhancing the immersion for fans of the PC building simulation genre.