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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish4•10 hours agoI’ve not heard of Zachtronics, but love puzzle games. Do you have a recommended one of theirs?
minus-square@EmericalinkEnglish1•4 hours agoCan’t really go wrong with any of their games but Infinifactory and EXAPUNKS are my favs.
minus-squaremissingnolinkfedilink2•6 hours agoI’d say Opus Magnum is the best entry point for beginners, no programming knowledge needed.
minus-squareOwllinkfedilinkEnglish3•7 hours agoDepends on what you like, I suggest that you check them out yourself
minus-square@FooBarringtonlinkEnglish4•8 hours agoAll of them are pretty great! I’ve played a bunch of Shenzhen/IO, and it taught me a lot about low-level programming.
I’ve not heard of Zachtronics, but love puzzle games. Do you have a recommended one of theirs?
Can’t really go wrong with any of their games but Infinifactory and EXAPUNKS are my favs.
I’d say Opus Magnum is the best entry point for beginners, no programming knowledge needed.
Depends on what you like, I suggest that you check them out yourself
All of them are pretty great! I’ve played a bunch of Shenzhen/IO, and it taught me a lot about low-level programming.