Turing Complete

I've been playing on the game's beta branches for some time now. Quite a few cool new things there, that I'm excited to see finished / finalized "soon". If you want a "easy" intro to logic gates and how CPUs work, framed as logic puzzles, give this game a try. The updates are slow, but well worth the wait! Also, even though my main desktop still runs windows, for now... the game works great on my laptop running CachyOS / Linux. (Which is mainly where I play puzzle games like this.. nothing like being bored in your computer architecture class, so you pull out the puzzle game about computer architecture)

It's a good game, but as a colourblind person I would prefer the option to go to black and white, apart from the colourcoding of wires, and with the coloured wires named, because many of the default pallete are indistuinguishable to me. Yes I'm aware of colorblind mode, but I find that even harder to read. Finally I had to really think about the meaning of the missions sometimes, I wish they were a little clearer in their writen objectives.

As someone who's neither taken any CS or EE classes, and generally isn't a 'puzzle game' person, this is fantastic

满足了我手搓计算机的梦想 (￣▽￣)b 也顺带解答了我对于“为什么高级语言需要编译器转化为汇编代码后才能在计算机上执行”的问题。 ------------------------------------------------------- 新版本我玩起来很卡，帧率在20-60波动，导线拉起来都有延迟。旧版本就完全没有卡顿的问题 。 --2026年7月3日

feels like Factorio, but you actually learn something real. This game is incredible. Absolute amazing.

Most famous computer architecture game crazy masterpiece with great music btw play this, and you will get a job at big companies XD

This game is really fun, especially if you already have some understanding of Boolean logic. Most of the levels are challenging in a way that actually feels rewarding, and figuring out how to build everything yourself is really satisfying. However, after the level “Registers,” the difficulty ramps up a lot, and for me, that’s where some of the fun started to die down. I actually ended up editing my save file just to get past the levels that require you to build a register. A lot of the levels in the Turing Complete section seem to involve building some version of a register, so if that concept doesn’t click for you, it can become frustrating pretty quickly. Besides that difficulty spike, though, the game is really fun and challenging for most of the levels. If you enjoy Boolean logic, computers, or figuring out how things work from the ground up, I’d definitely recommend it.