PWS is a wheelchair simulation and multiplayer game in early development. Players experience everyday environments from a wheelchair perspective, train driving skills safely, and join competitive or social modes in a shared, community-driven experience.
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发行日期2026年10月6 天后发行
开发者SwissQuests发行商SwissQuests类型动作免费开玩独立模拟
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玩家数更新于 — · 商店数据更新于 9月23日 01:48 UTC · 来源:SteamWebAPI
最低配置推荐配置系统Windows 10 (64-Bit)Windows 10 / Windows 11 (64-Bit)处理器Intel Core i5-4460 oder AMD Ryzen 3 1200Intel Core i7-8700 oder AMD Ryzen 5 3600显卡NVIDIA GTX 960 / AMD Radeon RX 460 / Intel Arc A380 (DirectX 11 kompatibel)NVIDIA GTX 1660 Super / AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT (DirectX 12 kompatibel)内存8 GB RAM16 GB RAM存储空间10 GB available space10 MB available space
关于 Powered Wheelchair Simulation
WHAT IT IS:
PWS combines a wheelchair simulation with game modes designed for both training and play.
The simulation focuses on realistic movement, environmental challenges, and mistakes that matter — without real-world risk.
WHY IT EXISTS:
Many real-world environments are not designed for wheelchair users.
PWS exists to make those challenges visible, playable, and trainable — in a safe digital space.
Game modes:
• Training scenarios for new wheelchair users
• Free-play exploration
• Endless Driver
• Competitive and social modes such as "Pop or Flop"
Development Status & Community Support:
PWS is in early development and is built without a publisher or external funding.
Support from the general player base — through wishlists and purchases — directly enables continued development and the steps required to deploy the simulation in real rehabilitation clinics.
Playing or supporting PWS as a healthy user contributes to the same platform that is being developed for safe training and experimentation in professional rehabilitation contexts.