

Crayon Computer
Artless Games · 2024 · Programming, Casual, Simulation, Abstract, Puzzle
PC
Mostly Positive70% · 30
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About Crayon Computer
Crayon Computer is a 2D physics-based open-ended programming puzzle game.
Key features:
Draw physical objects to perform different operations: classify objects, compare weight, or even build logic gates.
Explore one of the most inefficient computing systems that ever existed.
Argue with programming game fans about whether or not this counts as programming.
Key features:
Draw physical objects to perform different operations: classify objects, compare weight, or even build logic gates.
Explore one of the most inefficient computing systems that ever existed.
Argue with programming game fans about whether or not this counts as programming.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is filled with interesting, creative concepts for difficult, unique physics puzzle levels. There's one problem. The engine is so terribly inconsistent that you can easily fiddle with a level for 20 minutes after finding a solution that *can* work for all cases. It turns into a joyless pachinko slog, a total mess of inconsistency. If the engine were deterministic I'd like this little game quite a bit.13 found this helpful
Hidden gem. I understand why people complain about the physics engine but it is not really inconsistent enough to really mess you up. The single buoyancy level in set 6 is the worst one in that regard but in every other level, I managed to find a solution that worked consistently on repeat. I recommend this for anyone who likes puzzles and drawing sandbox games. Some levels really make you think, the rest are fun to figure out.2 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/tg-YYlux7KM Building sorting algorithms with art doodles will challenge any fan of either concepts to thing in new ways.2 found this helpful
Very fun, the physics engine is inconsistent only to a very small degree, really if your solutions have any real logic to them you'll barely notice. I can see why some people don't like that, but it is very much a skill issue.
very satisfying to play
I like this game.
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