Virtual Circuit Board

This game could've been a really fun little logic sim, but I wish I had checked the updates before buying it — [b]it's basically abandonware by now[/b]. It feels more like a project than a full game, and the developer doesn't seem interested in investing time in it anymore. There's an annoying bug on Linux where the default save path doesn't exist, and it throws your progress away if you don't remember to change it. But I don't believe it will ever be fixed, since [i]it's been two years since the last update[/i]. The documentation is very lacking and disorganized, which is a must in games like this that are basically virtual machines. Some of the components have unexpected behaviors, which in itself wouldn't be a problem if this game were more of a game than a sim — there are no puzzles or challenges, just a plain board and some snippets of information — but it sits somewhere in the middle while not being very good at either. In summary, it's almost a good game. With more investment it could've been really fun, but it falls short and probably won't ever reach its full potential.

not good enough as a game, but good enough as a simulator. I implement my Out-of-Order rv32im CPU and load a OS on it. definitely worth it if you have already understood everything, want to be a geek, have some spare time, and want to work with some special calculation model. definitely not worth it if you are just curious and want to learn something, or expecting some levels and tutorials.

Not exist gaimplay or learning. Interface looks blurry at 1.5x scale. Some non-obvious abstract elements invented by the authors that are absent from reality or similar simulators. This is not a game. Put this in the software section, like a RPG Maker.

Awesome logic simulator. Sunk a couple hundred hours into it so far XD

this "game" is not for the faint of heart, if you are new to digital logic be prepared to have no clue where to start or what's even going on. i have had this game for some time but tbh to scared to mess with it, or even try to make something. i have spent the past month or so just trying to figure out how all of this operates in real life but i find it vary hard to make since of it in this software. this is just a warning for any new or aspiring electrical engineers, or even hobbits. on the other hand, although complicated, the "game" is partially unlimited so have fun, one day a may understand. :)

I absolutely recommend this. I feel like after this much time, I've pretty much sold my soul to higher beings to keep enjoying this more and more.