SHENZHEN I/O

This Chinese company hired me to design electronics and all I do is play solitaire. I have no idea why they're still paying me.

个人评分9.7，很适合初入学电子专业学生游玩的游戏，可以用来了解行业工作。但距离现实的工作要求差太多，现实中的芯片手册才不会就几十页，都是上千页；而且现实中的汇编语言也不会那么简单，不会只有加减乘除和简单的判断；现实的芯片也不会只有这么差性能。虽然这个游戏的编程很简单，但它依旧很有学习价值，因为它有许多极其贴近应用场景的事例，在极其差的芯片性能下去借助各类外接模块从而解决问题，真的很锻炼硬件思维能力！！！

This game is incredible for the niche of people who love to program and problem solve for fun. Following the game's recommendations, it's hard to express how charming it is to print out the language spec, datasheets, etc and put it in a binder with section dividers. Very much worth the cost for the enhanced immersion and fun. And it's a convenient place to write down the tips and tricks you pick up as you learn. It's a challenging game, but very rewarding. The chatter between your coworkers is entertaining, and there's a bit of throughline to the events of the game. It's all very well done. I can't really recommend this game to anybody I know in real life, but it hits the spot for me.

I feel very chinese while playing this game

Fantastic microcontroller-based programming puzzle game, I totally got nerd sniped for ~30 hours. The solitaire minigame is quite satisfying too. My only major complaint is the lack of lower resolution options (or at least a text magnifier - even a pop up edit window with enlarged text would have been nice). On a 14in MacBook I found the text eye-strainingly small. The main campaign ranged from tutorial-easy up to a satisfying level of challenge (disclaimer: CS teacher here). You can also roll your own challenge by trying to optimize for one or more of the three provided metrics. Haven't tried the bonus campaign yet, and who knows if I will because I've heard it's wicked hard to fit the solutions within the limitations, but I'm glad it exists.

Quite a complicated game about programming in a Chinese company. There is also Solitaire 7/10 Lines of Code

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Don't be a b and read the manual

益智游戏

купил чисто ради крутого китайского пасьянса