Tiny Logic
Build a working computer from transistors up, then run programs on it
Tiny Logic is a computer-building game. You start with a battery and an LED, wire up transistors, turn them into logic gates and then larger parts, up to a working CPU. Every gate is simulated, with no emulator underneath. The top build, TINY-32, is a 32-bit RISC-V computer made of 93,338 transistors that passes the official RISC-V tests and can run compiled C programs. The developer says it runs DOOM.
Paid · No login · Desktop · Beginner
About Tiny Logic
It trains how computers work from the bottom up: gates, adders, memory and how a processor runs instructions. The full game has 30 lessons with star goals, so it suits curious beginners as well as hardware fans.
It is a paid Early Access game on itch.io for Windows, macOS and Linux. A free demo has 15 lessons and progress carries over. Buyers get a Steam key when the Steam version launches.
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