Build complex electronics from simple components at Silicon Valley's first start-up.
Here's an excerpt from Silicon Zeroes' Steam description:
The makers of Manufactoria return with a new open-ended puzzle game.
- Build complex electronics from a variety of simple components, like Adders, Latches and Multiplexers.
- Travel back to the 60s to Silicon Valley's very first startup, and do your best to keep the whole thing from imploding.
- Solve more than seventy puzzles, from straightforward introductions to building fully functional CPUs.
- Original soundtrack by Craig Barnes, composer for Streets of Rogue and Enyo.
"The best game about CPU design that I can imagine" -- Zach Barth (SpaceChem, TIS-100).
| Developer | PleasingFungus Games |
|---|---|
| Publisher | PleasingFungus Games |
| Release date | 18 September 2017 |
| Genres | Automation, Engineering, Programming, Puzzle, Setup-and-play |
| Vibes | Techy |
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Create a cat-to-human translation system with machine learning structures and visual programming.
Study the TIS-100 technical manual and write assembly programs for its highly-parallel CPU architecture.
Program box-building machinary to assemble, rotate, and paint the galaxy's most important commodity.
Read hacking zines and code viruses to infiltrate banks, universities, and even your own body.
Simulate anything in a computer, from basic logic gates to advanced CPU instructions.
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