Silicon Zeroes

Silicon zeroes is a simulation game where you have to sole puzzles by connecting pieces together. Graphics- Not the best Soundtrack- alright Audience- Adults Difficulty- Can be hard Story- No Game time- It's not too long Price- Expensive for what it is 3/10

it's decent, there's quite a few puzzles but they sometimes feel too similar to one another and the solutions are quite restricting, a lot of the time it felt like only one method was viable with the tools you had and the game devolves in figuring out what that method is.. the solution graphs show very little variance in size/speed between players compared to other zachlike games, like everyone had the same solution.. The game is about building a CPU so don't expect anything besides that, but there's a few fundamentals to learn here I think. Story is okay, the soundtrack is good, the difficulty is okay it starts easy but can get really hard, I think this is worth your time if you like these kind of games.

Computers and hardware have always been my thing. In Silicon Zeroes you get to design computers from elementary blocks. Game has series of puzzles. First ones are simple, but they get gradually harder. There is story and characters to follow. Building elements here are quite realistic. Building functional blocks from them feels deeply satisfying. This is one of those games, that has teaching value too. Recommended to anyone who wishes to explore, how computers work.

cool visualization of computer architecture/ic interaction shenanigans. decent game too.

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I really enjoy this kind a puzzle game. The only things I would change would be to improve the default wire layout, add maybe some hint towards finding the hidden achievement (had to look it up), and maybe an extra puzzle or two to introduce certain concepts before you need them in a harder puzzle.