leo3065

Really nice. Just like Zachtronics' other games, it really gives me some brain exercise and I like it. Although it's about repairing an old-fashion computers in Assembly, it doesn't requires programming skills just like Spacechem doesn't requires chemistry knowledge. It does require a lot of logical thinking thought, as you try to figure out a way to redirect and manipulate the data stream but also optimize the cycle number and instruction count at the same time. If you are still worried about learning the concepts, it has a manual in pdf format which explain the ideas pretty well. After you get used to it and have some ideas in your mind, here comes the fun part: there are 3 different types of sandbox that you can freely code anything you want at you wish, just like the sandbox mode in Spacechem and Test Zones in Infinifactory. To sum up, it's a awesome game that will surely bring you a unique, wonderful experience.