Turing Complete Reviews

Well, at least my jerry-rigged CPU is immune to Meltdown and Spectre.

I wish this game existed back when I was a wee lad It's fun and challenging, but sometimes the wording on the objectives could be a bit clearer

I absolutely love this game, I want more content for this game. I really liked how it teaches you about cpu architecture then when going into sandbox you can mess around with what you learned and actually make stuff that work Sadly they dont show/teach how logic gates are made from real life components, or a lot about electronics that are involved, i think that should be a huge DLC with lots of potential and educational material, if that ever comes out I'm going to instantly buy it I highly recommend this game for those who want to learn how computers work from logic gates

The game presents itself as a LEARNING opportunity. It is not. It throws you into the deep end of the pool and expects you to just figure it all out yourself. It fails to give any metrics or feedback if your circuits are inefficient. Not even a 'aim for only using 3 components' or 'Bonus: only use NOR gates' variants. If you actually want to learn circuitry stuff, there is A LOT more theory and hand-holding needed. This is not an efficient way to learn, try "NandGame" for free instead.

I hate this game so much it's impossible but i've played it for 3 hours and keep coming back for more so it's probably pretty good

Great concept, unfinished product, ensure you move to the very latest beta release, this version works best for me ("least buggy") for where I've reached in the game.

I dont know anything about CPU and how it works I know 1 is on and 0 is off and that's it but after reaching the maze mission and beat it now i can say i know how CPU works ...kinda this game is hard for beginners like me the tutorial is meh it was good at start but after that it get harder and harder i take my time to understand the logic behind every mission and that's how i beat the maze mission long story short if you know nothing you can beat this game by using logic There'll be some missions you'll get stuck on so you need to see the answer for me it was modulo 4 and the condition missions after googling them i tried to understand how they work before proceed to the next mission this helped me so much for the higher missions

This is the single most beautiful game I have ever played. The handholding is marginal. You simply told what you need to achieve, and then you have to figure out how to achieve it yourself, using only the tools that you created yourself in previous levels. You could say that I just played a puzzle game, but on the other side I had a completely working computer, a fully custom language, and a barely functional sorting algorithm, all of which was designed and created by me and me alone. It doesn't feel like I just played a puzzle game, it feels like I just invented something. I have taken the raw stuff of the universe and forged it into a beautiful symphony. AND YOU CAN TOO! DO IT. You won't regret it.

This game should be considered a violation of the geneva conventions because of: Torture and brain damages. Anyways, strange lore but still the game is great (from the pov of a junior SW engineer), the soundtrack instead is just amazing

Excellent game, going from "what am i doing?" to slowly working out an answer for a level is very satisfying. The puzzles are hard but not insurmountable and the process of going from basic logic gates to a fully functional computer allows you to look at each part and say "this is what I made a few levels ago". If you like satisfactory or other 'factory' games this is definitely a try, Only thing I wish was that we could 'look' into parts, similar to the component factory.