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Logic World is 42% off for the Steam Winter Sale! #indiegames #indiegaming

Look at this amazing interactive guessing game that somebody built in Logic World

Logic World update v0.92.2 is out now, featuring a new and much improved experience for first-time players! logic.world/blog/update-... #indiegames #indiegaming

Logic World Wednesdays #127: Somehow, the Demo World returned

Logic World Wednesdays #126: New World Record!

A new record was set today for the tallest ever tower of bobbies!

Logic World update 0.92.1 is out now! logic.world/blog/update-...

Logic World Wednesdays #125: The Softly Outlined Edition logic.world/blog/lww-125

Logic World Wednesdays #124: Preview of the next preview logic.world/blog/lww-124

Logic World: The Subassembly Update is out now! This update represents over a year of work for us. It's the next step on our journey to make Logic World the best circuit-builder ever, and we're very proud of it :) You can read all about the update on our blog: logic.world/blog/the-sub...

Logic World Wednesdays #123: 'Twas the Week Before Update logic.world/blog/lww-123 We're less than one week away from the next game update. We've been busy getting it ready, and we have lots to talk about in this blog. Don't miss the final LWW of the 0.92 development cycle!

Logic World Wednesdays #122: The Numbered Edition logic.world/blog/lww-122

Logic World Wednesdays: All That Sparkles Is Ruby logic.world/pst-62b75b90

Logic World Wednesdays: What Are You Doing In My Swamp logicworld.net/view/pst-dd5...

Our development blog, Logic World Wednesdays, returns today after an extended hiatus. Check it out for all the latest goings-on in the World of Logic World! logic.world/pst-80cd2a9e

Here's a peek at the circuitry that produces the results in the above video. Look at all those Oracles!

Erikbot built this machine that generates random patterns like a growing crystal.

Logic World has some of the shiniest characters in all of video gaming

16-bit ALU, counter, RAM, and a decimal display for the RAM data. Built by Arc_11, and partly based on the textbook The Elements of Computing Systems.

Digital clock in Logic World!

Here are four half-precision floating point math circuits, built by Verlio_H. They are: an adder, a multiplier, a divider, and a square rooter.

This is a GPU built in Logic World by SRB, a machine which takes data about 3D objects and renders them onto a 2D screen. This video demonstrates the GPU by using it to render a rotating tetrahedron. www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCD7...

A towering 16-bit binary adder! It has carry-look-ahead (CLA) so sums are computed very fast. Built by tm85

This screen has 8-bit color depth, built-in memory, and it's designed to be infinitely tileable for a screen of any size. The circuitry has been compactified to fit within a 60cmx60cm footprint, making for an impressive pixel density!

An elegant design for a 7-segment display. Created and shared by Zaxabock.

This is 'CPU16X', a computer built in Logic World by Adeline Sparks.

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