Turing Complete

Go into this completely blind and get stumped on the XOR circuit for as long as you can take the discomfort, then learn the basics of Boolean Algebra and apply it. I promise you, you'll get a bigger dopamine hit from that than any of your other games have to offer.

This is amazing. If you care about Computer Science, please get this game. I want to build a computer and make microslop go brankrupt now It goes all the way from "what is a NAND gate" to "What is the Call stack, what is assembly, what is a program." When I first got into it I had no idea how expansive it would be in terms of Features and Control. You can write your own documentation, your own assembly instructions, and even access Files, the network, and Keyboard with your own computer. This game also doubles as one of the best logic simulators I have seen

Turing Complete is a unique logic game with a novel approach to the puzzle genre. It's also one of the few games out there that are [b]truly educational.[/b] Remarkably so. Solving levels will reward you with the possibility of improving your CPU architecture until it is versatile enough to solve small programming challenges. This game is a perfect balance of "hardware" levels (involving logic gates and wires) and "software" levels (programming in assembly to solve challenges). And to reassure those like me who are afraid of coding in assembly because of the language's reputation: the code does not use a standard assembly language. It uses [i]your[/i] assembly language. You define the aliases you want to use for operations and addresses, depending on how you wired your CPU. And this is surprisingly intuitive and rewarding. [b]However the game is kind of hard[/b] and requires a solid logic intuition and programming skills. Definitely not for everyone. But if you think it might be for you, give it a serious try. You don't have to be a computer scientist, nor a mathematician to enjoy this game. But being a nerd helps! I have restarted and finished this game 4 or 5 times now. I kind of wish there were extra levels or a community level editor. I'm sure there are ways to extend this game by a lot, even though it might be getting into more complex aspects of modern CPU architecture. I know there is the sandbox mode, but it's hard to define your own goal.

满足了我手搓计算机的梦想 (￣▽￣)b 也顺带解答了我对于“为什么高级语言需要编译器转化为汇编代码后才能在计算机上执行”的问题。 ------------------------------------------------------- 新版本我玩起来很卡，帧率在20-60波动，导线拉起来都有延迟。旧版本就完全没有卡顿的问题 。 --2026年7月3日

玩完游戏膨胀了，想问有没有实体版

As someone who's neither taken any CS or EE classes, and generally isn't a 'puzzle game' person, this is fantastic

Excellent game for anyone curious how real computers are built — from basic logic gates and simple circuits all the way up to a working ALU and CPU-style building blocks. I’m a software developer, and I loved how hands-on and incremental it is: you’re not just solving puzzles, you’re wiring together the pieces that actually make computation work. You don’t need a formal computer science background to enjoy it, but if you’ve ever wondered what’s “under the hood,” this game explains it in the most satisfying way. Highly recommended.