Well I like the game, low level programming is pretty cool and pretty relaxing. But would it kill to have a quick reference to the parts in game? hahahah like hover over or a side button to check the part's manual or commands. Also I would love to be able to see the top scoring designs. Currently I need to resort to reddit of all places hahahaha. But there are pretty amazing solutions out there. One last thing, shouldn't parts like the LC series and DX300 consume some power?...

I have an issue I can't seem to find anywhere else. I'm trying to replay the game after some time and in one of the missions my simulation just pauses at random constantly. I can press space or simulation again and it moves, sometimes a step sometimes more but then stops again. I brute forced it to finish all 80 cycles of test and it passed the solution but what is the cause of that pause? Same happened on the puzzle after that but here I can see it stops specifically on jump to action. It's buzzer for vr...

what are your thoughts please?

(With Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview 03-25, for the record, maybe this has been done before idk) So I started a conversation with an AI about a puzzle I created (Fishtanks, which had little response so far. :p) I gave it the puzzle description and with a subtle prod, it identified the puzzle from the description as a 'subset sum problem'. Nice. Then I asked it to create a Python solution for this problem. It may have provided me with that, I don't know, didn't run it, I don't like Python. Next, I asked if it kn...

Just something to do in my spare time, never worked with low level systems before outside of building super basic I/O circuits back in high school over a decade ago. I know this game doesn't actually use Assembly, but will general concepts of this game carry over into real experience? Like, the same kind of problem solving, learning how to use various hardware architectures, the same kind of general concepts? Except gameified here of course...