Draw physical objects in this 2D physics-based simulation to execute operations like classifying items, weighing them against each other, or constructing logic gates. Players tackle open-ended programming puzzles by sketching elements that interact through real-world physics. The game spotlights an notoriously inefficient computing setup ripe for experimentation.
This setup draws in puzzle enthusiasts who enjoy hands-on creation over traditional code typing. Debate its status as true programming with fellow fans while pushing the limits of crayon-drawn circuits. PC players get a fresh take on simulation challenges centered on tangible, physics-driven logic.
Crayon Computer is a 2D physics-based open-ended programming puzzle game.
Key features:
Draw physical objects to perform different operations: classify objects, compare weight, or even build logic gates.
Explore one of the most inefficient computing systems that ever existed.
Argue with programming game fans about whether or not this counts as programming.
