
Puzzletronics Digital Infinite is a minimalist puzzle in the style of jigsaw. The player must move pieces to form logical circuits while listening to a calm and relaxing soundtrack.
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[b]puzzletronics digital infinite[/b] (nee [b]digital infinite one[/b]) is a weirdly-named follow-up to [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1566620]puzzletronics[/url], a game where circuits have to be created by switching tiles around. both titles were [b]removed from steam due to review manipulation[/b], but now they're back under a different developer name. this is essentially the same thing as the first game, except there are no transistors, resistors or any of that, nor any explanation on which logic gate does what, you have to figure it out yourself, but it's even easier than the first game. and not only is the name weird, it's also misleading if you expect endless random generation. there are [b]135 levels[/b] (the original had 101) to take up [b]about 2 hours[/b] of your time, ideal amount and length as far as I'm concerned. windowed mode, resolutions, various languages, graphics quality (doesn't do much) and a single volume slider to adjust music and sound at the same time, and nothing but an audio on/off toggle while playing, the rest only in the main menu. level selection is also finicky with only left/right arrows to click without level numbers. 'continue' in the menu brings up level selection, but it's also just a left/right affair, only with level numbers this time. unfortunately, besides the few extra levels, nothing changed in the technical department, despite all the feedback the banned version got during the single week it was available for purchase. [b]resolutions are bugged[/b], they reset when you go back to the main menu, not to mention the [b]neck pain-inducing perspective[/b] without camera controls. and of course there's the whole review manipulation thing (the friends and family variety but still), plus annoying store page tag abuse, so I [b]can't recommend supporting this project[/b].
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, French, Spanish - Latin America**languages with full audio support
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正しく回路を作るパズルゲーム「Puzzle tronics Analog Logic」の同シリーズと思われる作品。 前作と違い抵抗などのパーツは出てこず、シンプルな作りとなっている。 個人的にはこっちのほうが直感的に解くことができてより楽しかった。 ただ、同じ見た目なのに進む方向の違うタイルがあるようで、正しい配置になっているはずなのにクリア扱いとならないことがあった。 (直線パーツやL字パーツなどを他の同パーツと入れ替えるとクリアになった) 全体的には楽しむことができたので良い評価としているが、この点だけはさすがに不親切すぎると思ったので、今後プレイする人は注意してほしい。
[b]Puzzletronics Digital Infinite[/b] é mais um game de puzzle minimalista nacional. A ideia do jogo é completar circuitos digitais, combinando 0 e 1. Assim como seu antecessor Puzzletronics Analog, esse aqui explora uma mecânica pouco conhecida no mundo dos games: eletrônica prática. Todo o visual, mecânica, interface e sons são quase idênticos ao antecessor. Isso não tira seu mérito, pois continua simples e bonito. A dificuldade é fácil a mediana, nada que irá te fazer precisar consultar um guia.
Es ameno pero carece de reto. Es demasiado sencillo. No penaliza los errores ni obliga a movimientos limitados que nos hagan pensar mejor en la solución del puzzle. Tampoco resulta un medio para aprender nada salvo que sepas un poco del tema. Aún así, entretiene lo suyo y en oferta está muy barato. Tú veras.
Very relaxing mind bending game. Not so hard or to easy to complete. With 100 different puzzles and 4-6 hours or so of game play.
上课学逻辑,下课小游戏。
Погано. Я розумію, що це має бути проста головоломка із пазлами, але зроблено дуже погано: Геймплею, основаного власне на логічних воротах немає, ти лише пересуваєш пазли. Музика однотипна, та дуже швидко набридає і починає лише давити. Також відношення кількості рівнів до кількості унікального контенту занадто високе, тобто цікавих пазлів дуже мало, і швидко стає однотипно і нудно. До цього всього, в грі немає ніякого QoL. Якщо ви натрапите на баг (що дуже ймовірно), то скоріш за все доведеться перезапускати гру, і прогрес втратиться Двигун N/A 1/10
A game worth the price. First, in addition to being a nice looking game, it has a soundtrack that fits in well with the game's minimalist ambiance. Game gradually increases its level of difficulty and has a good learning curve. Pros: Minimalist and beautiful look. Very calm soundtrack. Very interesting theme. Many Levels (enough for the amount paid) Very cool to pass the time. Cons: Nothing else. Just wonderful. I wish I could play a second version of this game. I believe there may be several variations of games with this theme. Enjoy!
A nice little puzzle game using regular logic gates. 10/10 will recommend this to anyone who wants to practise their understanding of logic gates. There are really only two minor drawbacks: 1.) There's no "tutorial" for those who don't know logic gates to begin with, so anyone who doesn't have this knowledge might be lost on how to solve the puzzles. Even a simple page that explains all gates at once would be a nice addition. 2.) There's a minor issue with two identical looking tiles that behave differently on level 102.
I came across this guy while looking for some cheap games, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I like the circuit idea, but it was never really explained all that well. However this wasn't really a problem except for one or two of the later levels. Some type of further instructions would definitely help. Overall, for the price, it was a fun little way to pass the time. I would recommend. 6/10
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