
Build the most advanced operating system ever created! Can you master the fictional simulation language of this mind-bending machine? Design circuits, automate UBITS (coloured mobile data blocks), and optimize your system. The Admin is always watching, and he’s not what he seems.
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Recover damaged images:

Fix corrupted files:

Design the logic:

Simulate the program:

ABI-DOS: The Ultimate Automation Puzzle Challenge.
In ABI-DOS, you build circuits to manipulate and guide UBITS (colored digital blocks) toward specific goals based on the given documentation. By strategically placing wires and instruction blocks on a microchip, you manipulate inputs to achieve desired outputs—whether it’s fixing corrupted files, recovering damaged .png images, or simulating particle trajectories. ABI-DOS challenges you to meet strict specifications through inventive problem-solving.

No programming experience is required, as everything is explained in-game. The focus is on assembling logical solutions within space and operational constraints rather than on real-world programming concepts.
The puzzles are challenging and offer no predetermined solutions, allowing for multiple approaches. Each level starts with a blank canvas, giving you the freedom to create your own unique solution from scratch.
You are encouraged to optimize your algorithms, fostering creative exploration and friendly competition as you compare solutions with friends and on global leaderboards.

With over 50 puzzles and more than 50 hours of gameplay, ABI-DOS offers extensive content for players to delve into.
The work is overseen by the system's Admin, a mysterious figure who is not what he seems. Set in a retro-punk world, this enigmatic presence adds an extra layer of intrigue as you uncover the deeper mysteries of the system.
Drawing inspiration from Zach-like games, ABI-DOS pays homage to its predecessors while offering a fresh perspective on the assembly puzzle genre.

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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Korean, French
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It's a free game so in that respect it's good, but.. there are just better games out there in the same genre. But the biggest problem is that it tries to do way way way too much. The reason games from Zachtronics are so good is that they give you extremely basic components, and it's more about the simplicity or the solution. The elegance of finding a cool solve. Here, it's more about tedious wiring, bordering on Minecraft redstone type solutions.
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this game is too fun to be free
The game is awesome, but there is one grave detail which makes it unrecommendable. There is no easy way to look up what your tools do. Some are explained in the mission text, but some are just appearing there without much to say. Then you have to test them yourself wasting your time on that rather than on the puzzle. Edit. If you do have the same problem as I, try disabling and then enabling tooltips via the "?" button to the right of the toolbox.
ZachLike游戏好玩之处在哪儿?我觉得在于和Minecraft机械动力一般的自由创造力,所有puzzle都没有一个固定的答案,无论什么指标你想追求什么就追求什么。 鉴于非英语母语读起来会比较生涩不连贯,在此我分享一下我试出来的汉化方法:(狸猫换太子法) 将韩语ttf文件替换为某个中文的ttf文件,并将language.ini中韩语部分全部(ai翻译)成汉语。务必保证格式的正确(尤其是*号)否则会出现卡死的bug。 不会汉化的可以留言加我好友,我给你一份我的ttf和ini,直接替换就好(部分格式错误可忽略不计) 引用部分我发在官方dc上的话:“this game might be more educational, especially in terms of building logical thinking. players in China, far across the ocean, also enjoy it, and it offers considerable playability and depth. Although I've only played two Zachlike games—Opus and Shenzhen—I find Abidos is no less impressive than these two classics. Perhaps its only drawback is that too few people are playing it, so I can only exchange insights with my good friend who also loves Zach (the one mentioned above). china's payment system does not support PayPal, and I haven't applied for a foreign bank card. although I can't make a donation to the author, I with my friend would carefully study the depth of this game as a way to express my respect.👍”
My brain hurts...
This is an incredible game if you like the zachlike genre, it has a good difficulty curve, starts simple but can get really hard. There's lots of different tiles you can use to control the flow of qubits and ways to solve a level, and watching it play out is so satisfying. I can't believe this game is free while we have so much slop being sold on steam.
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