Prime Mover

Loving it.

+ ┬ - 　0 と ＼／ ｜ が愛しくなるとても良いパズルゲーム😇 + ┬ - 　0 も ＼／ ｜ も 絶妙な挙動をするぞ😡 セットで愛おしさ倍増🥰

Not terrible but I'd play any Zachtronics game instead. Annoying and finicky UI with puzzles that I'm not convinced will get any more interesting. I seem to be at the halfway point, but the inclusion of infinite(?) nested modules and the ability to brute force solutions since they aren't randomized doesn't seem like a good sign for the quality of the endgame puzzles so I'd rather not waste my time. Maybe take a crack at it if you're truly desperate for a Zach-like but I'd wager you would have much more fun replaying Shenzhen I/O. Don't know if I'm being too harsh here but the bar for these types of games has been set so high that I can't overlook the flaws present in this one.

Prime Mover is an absolute gem of a puzzle game, blending logical problem-solving with a sense of creativity that few games manage to capture. From the moment I started designing circuits and optimizing my builds, I was hooked. What makes Prime Mover special is its open-ended approach to puzzle-solving. Instead of forcing a single solution, it challenges you to think like an engineer, constantly refining and optimizing your designs. The satisfaction of shaving a few cycles off a solution or finding a more elegant way to process data is unmatched. The minimalist aesthetic and atmospheric soundtrack create a relaxing yet deeply engaging experience. There's no pressure—just pure problem-solving joy. Whether you're a seasoned programmer or someone who simply loves a good brain teaser, Prime Mover delivers a rewarding experience that keeps you coming back for more. If you enjoy games that make you think outside the box, this is a must-play. 10/10!

(The Linux version doesn't work for me, but it runs fine in Proton.) I have no hope of finishing this game, but it's a lot of fun making boards in boards in boards and running into all sorts of sync issues and other bugs.

A fantastic puzzler reminiscent of the Zachtronics games!