
Create and reuse components recursively to solve open-ended puzzles.






Here is an excerpt from Infinite Turtles' Steam description:
You are but a cog in infinite machine. Yet you are all the cogs. There is no end and no beginning. Only computation.
There are only a handful of base components to master. Clone replicates a token. Filter redirects a zero or Nul token to another path. A lock will not allow a token through until it has been unlocked from the side. Switch directs tokens left or right, which can be selected by supplying a token at the other end. Increment and decrement units add or subtract one from the token. And finally a nullifier converts a zero to a Nul and vice-versa. All other units in the game are ones made by you.
User Interface
The design interface has plenty of quality of life features making construction as painless as possible. Copying and pasting between designs, moving and flipping components, comments, and custom colors to help you.
Testing
Testing allows you to view the operation of your design while inspecting the inner workings of subcomponents. Skipping steps where no activity can be seen makes visualising your algorithm easier.
Community
Your designs can be exchanged with friends or shared with the public using strings. There are global leader boards as well as being able to see your friend's scores.
Use conveyor belts and transformation blocks to automate box transport across a small board.
Position lasers, mirrors and other optical components to output the desired sequences of colors.
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