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November 25, EngineeringClicks. Playing games can benefit mechanical engineers in many ways Complex engineering games can be used as an alternative way of learning Games played during downtime can be beneficial to engineers Puzzle and physics-based games are the most relatable to mechanical engineers. Share on email Email. Share on facebook Facebook. Share on twitter Twitter.

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We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Perhaps you want to have a gander at the super-massive black hole at the middle of the Galaxy? Crack on, we can't promise it'll be a return journey, however. Although not from the same series, and probably inspired by the Elite series, this game has also spawned some great titles in their own right.

If you enjoy this game you might also be interested in Privateer 2: The Darkening. Part of the Wing Commander series, it's an older game now and needs to be run through DOS, but the gaming experience is as epic, if not dated. It includes cut scenes with early acting performances of Clive Owen and offers a similar gaming experience. Published in by Canadian indie company Klei Entertainment, Don't Starve, is an action-adventure game with survival and rouge-like elements. You are a scientist called Wilson who finds himself in a dark, frankly horrible, world who must survive for as long as possible.

You must keep your character healthy, fed and sane. Your character is pitted against a variety of surreal and supernatural foes that will attempt to kill and eat him. Don't Starve was influenced by Minecraft and is heavily influenced by the works of the great Tim Burton.

The game has received great reviews from critics if you care about that sort of thing. No one can doubt the game's original art style, immersive music score and plethora of player death scenarios. This is a nice alternative to other selection of great games on this list and is definitely worth a butcher's. A modern classic to feast your eyes upon.

Minecraft falls somewhere between a lego simulator and a survival simulator. You get to break stuff, collect the bits, build tools and create simple structures to survive the spooky, blocky world you live in. Minecraft is a fantastic game for anyone really but especially for engineers.

The creative mode is great for your creative side, particularly in the use of Redstone. You can use particular blocks as logic gates to make functional digital computers! The latest Redstone computers have integrated bit processors. More capable graphic engines have the ability to emulate other game systems too. Why not emulate your very own GameBoy? Now we're talking another "mahoosive" gaming experience. In a post-nuclear apocalyptic alternative future, the Fallout series are one of the best-loved games of all time.

The environment is filled with dark comedy, mutated wildlife and people and 's style buildings and vehicles. Meet super mutant, giant deadly scorpions, 50's style robots and even a boy in a fridge. The latest incarnation Fallout 4, has added a settlement building element to the violence of the main game. You can build, from scratch, whole settlements, towns and even factories. You'll need to scour the world for materials to scrap and use to build machinery, water pumps, defense systems, barricades, conveyor belts, hoppers, power generators, switches and much much more.

Become your very own tycoon in the post-apocalyptic wastelands. Although not incredibly complex there has been a recent addition of logic gates and switches that allow you to make quite sophisticated settlements. A warning, however, this game will absorb a lot of your time. Being the latest version in the series it understandably has excellent graphics, a great storyline and immersive gameplay.

The Civilization series have become iconic games throughout their illustrious history and Civilization V does not disappoint. As with all its predecessors, the game sets the player as the leader of a fledgling civilization. You will lead your people from prehistoric times right through into the future. You can win the game through various victory conditions through research, exploration, diplomacy, expansion, economic growth and of course military conquest.

Unlike its predecessors, Civ 5's map is based on a hexagonal tile system instead of the squares of previous incarnations. Civ 5 also builds on the cultural influence your civilization has on neighboring city-states or cities of your enemies. Many elements of Civ4 and its expansions were removed or changed, such as religion and espionage.

Combat is slightly different, also you can no longer stack units and cities are now able to defend themselves meaning you don't need to tie up powerful units in defense. City states were also introduced in Civ 5 which are AI controlled mini civilizations which you can trade with, engage in diplomacy with or of course crush.

Your civilization also expands by one hexagon at a time to let you get your hands on favorable resources over time. Other changes to bear in mind include maintenance costs for roads which means you can't spam them as much on your maps.

Factorio throws into the role of an engineer who has been stranded on a resource-rich planet. Your goal is to build infrastructure and technology to create a rocket to get off the planet. You're not alone, however. Seemingly Luddite monsters keep sabotaging your plans from time to time, how pleasant. This game isn't too heavy on story but it does go quite deep into factory layouts.

As you'd expect resource management and research are very important but don't neglect your defenses. You'll need to keep your supply lines well organized, which can be challenging. Also be aware of not building up too much of a surplus, moving supplies around can become a headache.

This game is great for stretching your organizational skills. OK, indulge me here. Though not specifically designed for engineers this game series is highly immersive and very very challenging.

The player is thrown into a fantasy world of giant monsters set in rather beautiful and mesmerizing environments. The gameplay is very different to other games on this list but it is certainly worth trying out. You need to rely on your inbuilt hunter instincts to learn monsters' habits to defeat them.

You'll also need to keep your wits about you as you take on hunting quests to bring down or capture epic monsters in a medieval-esk prehistoric environment.

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