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Since I don't see it mentioned here, Turning Complete is also a game along the same lines and really fun. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/ I have gotten my nephew into it with some success as well.
That links has an invalid or expired cert. EDIT: Thanks for fixing the link!
That's a cool idea for a game, but the UX feels quite unintuitive and unpolished to me which discouraged me from playing past the first couple of levels. A few suggestions, if I may: - You should be able to drag/drop elements from the sidebar onto the canvas - Wiring shouldn't be a separate tool, and you should be able to drag/drop wires instead of having to click on the two endpoints separately - You should be able…
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I just can't look at "AI aesthetics" anymore.
Since I don't see it mentioned here, Turning Complete is also a game along the same lines and really fun. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/ I have gotten my nephew into it with some success as well.
My child just informed me that Turing Complete has just released a major redesign and that the engine is even faster than before.
Would be nice to be able to skip the first levels, because learning an AND gate is not necessarily what everyone needs as first steps, regarding their skill level.
That's a cool idea for a game, but the UX feels quite unintuitive and unpolished to me which discouraged me from playing past the first couple of levels. A few suggestions, if I may: - You should be able to drag/drop elements from the sidebar onto the canvas - Wiring shouldn't be a separate tool, and you should be able to drag/drop wires instead of having to click on the two endpoints separately - You should be able…
pretty interesting that such lazy slop vibecoded into existence by "a software engineer passionate about well-crafted products."
It is such a shame that the words "passion" and "well-crafted" are being actively devalued.
Slop. very janky UI
I went through Turing Complete up to a working CPU and found it incredibly fun. I then went on to build my own RV32I (simplest RISC-V instruction set) core in Verilog - if you keep a simple single-cycle design, it doesn’t end up being super complicated and not a ton of code. I’d recommend the exercise for anyone wanting to learn about how CPUs work. Also, for people interested in this type of thing, look up Ben Eater…
That's a cool idea for a game, but the UX feels quite unintuitive and unpolished to me which discouraged me from playing past the first couple of levels. A few suggestions, if I may: - You should be able to drag/drop elements from the sidebar onto the canvas - Wiring shouldn't be a separate tool, and you should be able to drag/drop wires instead of having to click on the two endpoints separately - You should be able…
I like this idea a lot! I think that there are a few small details that would improve the user experience if you're looking for feedback. 1. Please please please apply `user-select: none;` to everything within the circuit canvas. Almost more often than not I would end up dragging text that had been highlighted rather than any of the actual gates or inputs. 2. Having to switch between 'select', 'wire', and 'delete' mo…