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For the hardware to software part, anyone interested in some "passive" learning of these fundamentals might consider one of two excellent games I've played: -T
by loufe 2y ago
For the hardware to software part, anyone interested in some "passive" learning of these fundamentals might consider one of two excellent games I've played:
-Turing Complete
-Shenzen I/O
I'm sure they both work on Windows and Linux, likely Mac as well for both. They are fun dynamic puzzles that help build out a framework of understanding software-hardware control for those with no experience.
- FredPret 2y agoThey are both excellent and work on Mac via Steam
- xlii 2y agoI'm not sure if Shenzen I/O is a good recommendation - as with all Zachtronics games sooner or later it gets very puzzle like and gets difficult very fast. Turing Complete on the other hand is focused on the exploration/learning experience and - for example - doesn't show leaderboards until very late in the game. Playing both - Shenzen I/O is great, but Turing Complete has a spot in my "best games ever" list.
- XorNot 2y agoOkay I didn't know about Turing Complete, that looks amazing.