QuantumPulse 2A
Program radio-linked chips in assembly on a fictional 1977 computer
QuantumPulse 2A is a Zachtronics-style puzzle game set on a made-up 1977 computer. You program its chips in an assembly language, but chips can only talk by broadcasting on radio channels, and every condition tests a value sent by another chip. Solving puzzles unlocks new puzzles and seven extra chips.
Paid · No login · Desktop · Intermediate
About QuantumPulse 2A
It trains low-level programming with parallel parts that must stay in sync. Many of the 25+ puzzles are easy to solve but hard to optimise, and leaderboards rank run time, lines of code and part cost. A tutorial means no assembly experience is needed, though some coding helps.
It is a paid, DRM-free game on Steam for Windows, macOS and Linux, with no login beyond Steam. It has a debugger with rewind and a solitaire side game. Despite the name, it has nothing to do with quantum computing.
Made this game? Claim it →
Tips and discussion
No tips yet.
Sign in to share a tip.