Silicon Zeroes - Building a Computer Inside of A Computer

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Silicon Zeroes (2017)
Duration: 18:09
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Silicon Zeroes is a puzzle game about building electronic digital logic, solving problemsby connecting together discrete components and ultimately building a sort of workable computer processor.
It's a lot like Shenzhen I/O but without the assembly language coding component or the board size limitations that added problems to that game, instead the puzzles rely on limited part availability to deny some obvious solutions to you.



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Silicon zeroes
shenzhen I/O
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