Chip Builder

Chip Builder now comes in Traditional Chinese (繁體中文). Every mode is translated: the campaign, Build a Computer and FAB CEO.What is translatedEvery screen: menus, settings, level briefings, step-by-step guides, test results, tooltips and messages.The campaign: all 12 chapters and 49 levels, with their stories, hints and test cases.Build a Computer: every milestone's task, hints and result card, the

New Achievements Added A new series of cool achievements have been added into the game. Enjoy!

New mode: Build a Computer Start with one gate, NAND, and build one computer across 14 scored milestones. Build the other gates, adders, an ALU, memory, a stack and a CPU on a flat schematic sheet, with wires that route themselves. Every step gives you a score: gates, plus delay, plus ticks. A low score wins gold, silver or bronze, and you can reopen any step to beat your best. Each circuit you so

TITLE Chip Builder update: 2D board view SUMMARY Switch any breadboard level to a flat 2D board, watch current flow through your circuit, and click a chip to see what every pin does. BODY New: 2D board view Switch any breadboard level between 3D and a flat 2D board. Use the 2D VIEW button, press V, or pick your favourite under BOARD VIEW on the main menu. Wires route themselves in clean right angl

New: Chapter 11 · FAB CEO The board of ChipCorp makes you its chief executive. FAB CEO is a turn-based strategy game on an island that grows with the decades. Every turn is one week. Stay in the job for 35 years and you retire with the chapter complete. After that, you can keep playing as long as you like. Pick your era: take over in 1947, 1959, 1971, 1985, 1998, 2011, 2019 or 2030. No two starts

Fixed an issue where the explainer video was not showing after completing the first level the first time.

New: Chapter 9 · From Sand to Silicon You've spent the whole game designing chips. Now ChipCorp has you make one. The new final chapter comes after Chapter 8 and plays differently from everything before it: The fab: put a wafer's journey in order, from growing the silicon crystal to testing the finished chips and sawing them apart. The die: lay out four CMOS transistor pairs on a real standard-cel

Made some optimizations to reduce the size of the game on disk by 50%.

Fix an issue where a text overlay was blocking the level number. Added a "success" animation every time the tests pass.