
A relaxing city builder set on the tiny scale of a circuit board, where your data agents and electronic components sing a unique, procedurally-generated chiptune song for you as they work.
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I think this little gem is amazing, It is relaxing, you can find yourself lost in this game for quite some time. The game progresses at a nice steady pace, You will always find something to do. You also learn a little bit about it all as you play, although chances are if you are interested in this sort of game you would know a thing or 2 about this stuff anyway. Its a nice game with some nice challenges. Sure there are some tweaks needed here and there I am sure, You can jump in and start playing. Only bit of negativity is that there is no autosave feature. Which is weird in these days, and especially for a game like this... Did I miss something? I am sure this could come in the future sometime though? I very much enjoy it, Although I wouldn't call it a "city builder" it is more of a resource management and distribution sort of game.. but I suppose City Builder is a little easier to call it.
This game is a ton of fun. Though confusing at times if you just build what is required when it yells at you to make it then it all sorta works out. I got stuck a few times but in the end completed the game my second go around. I will say it is a tad buggy, and some items you build do not seem to have a purpose yet? Some items you unlock also don't have anything to do with the game yet. Ethernet, VGA, and a few other things for example. They are in the game but seem to be just for looks. I will eagerly wait for the game to have more updates. Would love to see more features and items to place on the map. Would also like a way to filter by job type. I also think it would be nice to put our own copper paths on the board as opposed to just using the maps set layout. In the end though it is fun to play for the short game it is.
If you've ever thought "I'd like to relax and watch my hardware fail byte addition through degenerate pathfinding." This is the game for you.
I wanted to like this game but it isn't labeled as early access and I have no reason to believe this developer will actually update it. It doesn't explain what you are doing so it doesn't lead to a sense of accomplishment. Instead your left with a confusing UI with no real game depth. It seems like it wants to be a puzzle game but fails. Almost seems like a cash grab TBH.
Cute little game with nice and relaxing music; but I'd like it more if there was some kind of 'grid lock' feature for placing circuit pieces.
I honestly do not understand it, but it looks very nice. I guess it does manage to accomplish the relaxing part.
It might be nice game but not now. - game is dark, very dark, without setting brightness.. - i should bulid "houses" i clicked in bulding menu, i set that on green place ..and? is will bulid itself or should i click on something, assign some or what? it require material ? i dont get it - lack of tutornal, there are some houlers, some stuff and ? - help menu have duplicated buttons - ... i dont know how to play in that game ..
I cannot recommend this game in good conscience. It's got multiple bugs which make it impossible to progress in the game after a certain point. It's a neat concept, but the game itself is buggy and does not work properly. I posted in the Steam Discussion area for this game regarding my issues and the bugs. Editing my review: I just wish I had gotten a refund before spending too much time trying to make the damn game work at all. Instead, it's just a buggy mess, the developer seems to be nowhere in sight, and honestly this game is just a waste of money because of the bugs I listed.
ta re bueno
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