Silicon Zeroes

I find this game annoying as a CS major. My main issue with the puzzles is the lack of bit wise operations, and overall it is not enjoyable for me. I received this product as part of the jingle jam so not quite free but steeply discounted

A decent game revolving around maths, reminds me of the UE4 blueprint mode. Definitely for mathematicians or people who want to test their brains. Overall, not bad, quite good.

If you like Zachtronics style games, I highly recommend this one. Unlike most puzzle games that involve circuits, this one uses actual logic and timing like I work with designing VLSI digital logic circuits. But that doesn't mean it's complicated - far from it! Instead, it offers a beautifully simplified version of it with some of the best insight and visualization tools that I only wish I had in industry. The difficulty curve is approachable as it starts with straightforward designs and gently pushes you towards making them more efficient and powerful, unlocking complexity in levels rather than overwhelming you all at once. It also includes plenty of interesting, optional challenges. Whether you're a fan of engineering puzzle games or a computer engineering student, this game has lots to offer.

Beating the base game (the 3 first boards out of five available) has some challenge, nothing extremely difficult for those who are used to Zachtronics games or if you already have beaten Turing Complete, that part is beaten in a day or so. Can't say about the two last boards, haven't tried them yet. For newcomers though, that will probably be another story. I reccomend it on sales around 5€ for a decent deal. If you hesitate beween Turing Complete and Silicon Zeroes, I'd reccomend Turing Complete : I found the puzzles more fun, and you have more features, more expansive but totally worth it

Good game, very fun. make computer.

めちゃくちゃ尖ったデザインのロゴの割にプレイ画面が凡庸すぎる。 Turing Completeの中盤から遊んでる感じなので決してつまらないものではないですが、今ひとつ物足りない。 Zachtronicsってすごかったんだなあ。