Разработчик: Zachtronics
Описание
- Build circuits using a variety of components from different manufacturers, like microcontrollers, memory, logic gates, and LCD screens.
- Write code in a compact and powerful assembly language where every instruction can be conditionally executed.
- Read the included manual, which includes over 30 pages of original datasheets, reference guides, and technical diagrams.
- Get to know the colorful cast of characters at your new employer, 深圳龙腾科技有限公司 (Shenzhen Longteng Electronics Co., Ltd.), located in the electronics capital of the world.
- Get creative! Design and test your own games and devices in the sandbox.
- Engineering is hard! Take a break and play a brand-new twist on solitaire.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
- Processor: 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1366 x 768
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 450 MB available space
- OS *: Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
- Processor: 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1920 x 1080
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 450 MB available space
Mac
- OS: macOS 10.9+
- Processor: 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1366 x 768
- Storage: 450 MB available space
- OS: macOS 10.9+
- Processor: 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1920 x 1080
- Storage: 450 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 16.04+, SteamOS
- Processor: 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 3.0, 1366 x 768
- Storage: 450 MB available space
- OS: Ubuntu 16.04+, SteamOS
- Processor: 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1920 x 1080
- Storage: 450 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
A game to learn assembler in a fun way.
super fun puzzle game
This review is for people who, like me, look at black textboxes with a lot of scary three letter words and angry punctuation and do no immediatly go "Ah he is developping a back-end stack loop-de-loop mysql assembler." It took me 10 tries to print "Hello World" and "arrays", "pointers" and "references" are as mysterious to me as the inner thoughts and preferences of women.
In other words people who are as good as clueless in programming. Song lyrics are more my forte.
Still, I can recommend it with some caveats.
1. You need to look at the manual which can be off-putting but I liked it. It's like f***ing up building Ikea furniture and having to look at the manual except in Shenzhen you are not ashamed to be proud when you fix it.
2. Pay attention to the graphics and screw around a lot. It isn't like how I experienced my attempt at learning python where it goes "syntax error hihi :3 here are 16 angry red lines."
In other words, it feels like the feedback is pretty good.
3. It can be a great introduction to logic, which is helpfull outside of nerd computer stuff.
4. I feel like I already improved in the pretty short time I played. 15 yen mess of microchips that do one task 24 times? Not anymore now it's only 6 yen worth of microchips being completly redundant. I know what an accumulator does (it accumulates).
+Story is decent
+Art is great
+Objectives are clear
+As intuitive as digital wizardy can be
+Takes up less space on ur pc than a highly rendered nipple in CoD Blackest Ops 8 (<0,5gb).
-Not a lot of space to work with when you feel like trying things out.
-game wants you to play Solitare, I don't want to play solitaire I am not a geriatric.
Let me understand the magic rocks filled with lightning, let me talk to them and I will conquer the universe.
Some to-do list games seem fun but end up feeling like work, while most great games never feel like work at all. SHENZHEN I/O gives you both.
I played this on Xbox game pass and had to get it on Steam. It is a great assembly language programming game. I really enjoy the fact that it feels like it's being tied to the real world. It feels rooted in reality and I enjoy the way new components are introduced. 10/10 character development as well the story is always something to look forward to. Another Zachtronics game I really recommend is EXAPUNKS.
I've wrote a review in Thai for a long time here: https://www.blognone.com/node/88779
Shenzhen I/O is a proper 2nd installation of the coding trilogy from Zachtronics (the 1st was TIS-100, and the 3rd was EXAPUNKS). This one is quite friendly than TIS-100 in term of interface, but the puzzle is still brutal (limited space everywhere). So, if you love to have more freedom, then EXAPUNKS might work better. But this game is good if you want to step up the challenge! (Zach's games starts with the hardest, then get easier by the time it releases lol)
scripting microchips. Also for beginners.
Great game
This game has educational vaule, and I will mark this as a positive review with the following disclaimer.
Get this game only if you know something about programming
The only thing the game really quickly educated me about is that I should'nt have tried without an education on this subject or having somewhat similar job.
For absolute beginners, there is no chance to even get started.
I'm very tempted to refund, because I was looking for a way to learn in a gaming format, hoping it would make the subject less daunting.
This game doesn't do that sadly.
Maybe if devs add a training job to establish the basics, it would be an entirely different experience.
(Throwing a .pdf file at the customer doesn't count.)
I'm not saying it as a complaint, just an observation as someone with architectural education.
Despite coming from the era of BASIC on C64, I don't have a single clue about the programming language in the game. As such I couldn't even get started with the first job.
I probably had too high expectations playing UpLink and some HackNet at some point and that is entirely my bad
As such I don't doubt the entertainment and educational value of the game, hence the positive review.
It's you, assembly, the datasheet and god.
Just how my professor went on electrical engineering classes.
Brings back PTSD, I recommend 👍
I highly recommend this game to anyone who wants to learn how to program at a very challenging level (think programming in a language very similar to assembly) and learn the basics on how to work with microcontrollers and basic electronic components. To all others reading this comment, please know that games from Zachtronics usually boast a steep learning curve but excellent coding challenges that end up being quite rewarding when you figure out how to top the leaderboards.
very good
It feels like you are fighting the game on a mechanical level
Game has no introduction and no tutorial/help, the ingame "Help" or the datasheet is more of a confusion than anything else.
You gotta be a programmer to even play this, THIS IS NOT A GAME, even the solitare in the game is not even solitare but a wierd knockoff from japan or some asia
Makes me feel retarded 👍
RTFM. Words this game lives by.
Fun if you are into nerd shit.
Amazing if you want to learn the hardware side of things. Programming recommended but if this is your starting place that's totally good too.
how do they keep making banger after banger. it's so good
This is definitely a game for people who are interested in micro-controllers and how to program them with microcode. Overall I REALLY liked my first few hours with the game. I completed the first project and really enjoyed the overall experience. The game literally drops you in head first into the pool... sink or swim, you decide if you can "RTFM" or not... heheh. After sorting out the manual, and the complete lack of explanation, you attempt to figure out how to connect inputs and outputs to the microcontroller. This is confusing because they are essentially the same port. Figuring out "how" to connect things and move things around is part of sink/swim of the game. You either get it or... not. The game itself provide zero tutorial aspects, other than the manual for the controllers, so don't expect to understand the UI for the game without testing it out yourself. (Or perhaps looking up a review on a video outside of the game).
Pros: Great little microcode simulator game. I really like the way you have to solve things just like a real world controller in many ways. Good Sound effects. Overall very enjoyable.
Cons: Repetitive music. Would be nice if the background music changed while working on a project...?
Feature Request: Allow Boards to be able to moved closer. Allow Controllers to be placed on 1 board and effect multiple boards thru connectors? (Not sure if this is in future projects or not).
really good vm. better than tmpOS 2.0
Brain hurt now
i looove making electronic knickknacks
Great game, very challenging and very informative.
Great product, it was something a friend recommended to learn how to understand basic electronic interfaces, which I believe this does.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Zachtronics |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 95% положительных (1998) |