Puzzletronics: Digital Infinite

Ostensibly, this game is in the vein of Zachtronics style programming games, where you have to solve puzzles using real principles of digital logic. While digital logic underpins how all of the pieces and puzzles work, the actual puzzle design here is not "Figure out how to make a circuit that satisfies conditions" but rather, "Arrange these jigsaw puzzle pieces, where their 'shape' is defined by the principles of digital logic". What winds up happening then, is that the levels "play themself"

The controls are awful, from the perspective they give you, you would think that pressing down would move you down the puzzle but it instead moves you towards the right, and pressing left moves you down. I suppose you can get used to these wacky controls but I refuse to do so and there are no options to change the controls or the perspective view. Once you finish the puzzle you cant choose to redo it or play with it to test and learn from it. You're only option is to continue. The puzzles are not very intuative because some of the pieces are already pointing to the left or right, meaning you dont have to use logic to figure out the circuit, you just have to fit the pieces where they fit. So it becomes more of trying to figure out a puzzle rather than a logic circuit. It would be nice if you could rotate pieces or have wire pieces snap to the devices its next to. Also a free mode where you can just add and remove parts to try and create things, would have been great.

I enjoyed playing this game. While there are thing I might change, the game was well worth the money I spent. I found it to be zen-like; just zone out, dig the relaxing music, and complete the puzzle. Don't overthink it.

Game is good without being too complex. Would've preferred option to add power source, or ability to review logic gates, at end of levels. Easy 1K GS, especially if you're into educational games like this. Would love to see more of this style from the devs.

Good lesson on logic circuits