Howdy,

So theres a new game from Zachtronics, TIS-100, that is pretty amazing. Very similar to SpaceChem (same developer).

Its a small computer system with a number of simple CPUs where you solve puzzles by programming the nodes with a small number of asm instructions, a register, a backup reg and four I/O.

Since half the fun is trying to optimize your solution to get lowest cycle count, people should post their steam names if they want to challenge each other (mine is theflamingskunk, feel free to add me).

7$ on steam http://store.steampowered.com/app/370360/

I saw this on Scott Manley's YouTube channel a few days ago, and it looked like it would be really interesting.

How does the game play hold up after a decent play session. Do you find yourself staying interested in the puzzles, or does it kind of become 'the same old thing' after you play a handful of levels?

How "fun" is this to play ?

From the demo images I seen, it would be more fun to complete the puzzles using RedStone .

Superpig is beating me in every level