Turing Complete

This is basically the classic Nand2Tetris course/Elements of Computing Systems book in the form of a video game. This is what a good Computer Architecture college course teaches you, gamified. Awesome. I cannot recommend this enough if you have any interest in computers, logic, philosophy, traditional architecture or systems thinking, or math (esp. discrete math or concrete math). It will pay dividends everywhere, it changes the way you think about things, you'll catch yourself composing complex ideas down into a series of sequential logical expressions, making it easier to understand complex ideas, and easier to detect when someone is pulling a fast one on you to convince you of something untrue. I haven't finished the game yet but I plan on using it to refresh/reinforce the ideas I learned in computer architecture, and maybe try a more ambitious final project than my very buggy snake game.

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Lol pretty awesome. Simulation on the new version is really good. I built an RISC-V CPU and ported doom on it.. And it runs in-game. Turing complete is really crazy :D

很硬核的游戏，比我想象的难，但也比我想象的容易

Perfect introduction into computer architecture even for a beginner, this game doesn't directly tell you information but rather guides you into figuring out everything yourself, this way you actually end up remembering much more and actually fully understand what you've build in the end.

this game is golden, and i dont write reviews

The best *game* I've ever played. Its actually a highly effective Educational Simulation.

I also have issues with the way the game is designed on a fundamental level. First off, you have to go into the settings to enable latches, which is a pretty fundamental computing concept to hide behind a setting. I also have issue with the way memory is implemented with the delay line. I suppose it's supposed to represent a bit of DRAM, but the game makes no real mention of it, and there's pretty good reason why basically every single computer engineering course on earth initially teaches memory using latches instead of delay. Absolutely nothing is really explained, you're kinda just thrown into the deep end and expected to swim, which then begs the question, who is this game for? It's too basic for your average CS student, but too complex for a complete beginner. If you want a similar game that's better (and free) nandGame is good, and nand2Tetris is a fantastic learning resource EDIT: game is no longer abandoned, however the newest update has completely broken the game and I can't even get past the title screen anymore without the game crashing. absolutely incredible work, i have literally no idea how you manage to release something in this bad of a state.