EXAPUNKS

Early Access Review Again a great Game from the Master of "Flow control Games." Again, although the Principle is similar to Games like Infinifactory or Opus Magnum, it is just a Programming Game for which you don't have to bring any Prior Knowledge, but a certain affinity certainly does not hurt. The Game The Construction and also the graphic Preparation Are very reminiscent of Shenzhen I/O. The Programming Language, which is in the End Very reminiscent of Assembler, is in Principle also comparable, but with Extended range of functions (Multiplication, division, Modulo, Computational operations from and in any Register possible ...) The Main Differences (the same the Setting/Story) are that in Principle you have a lot of Space for your Program and usually as many "Program Parts" aka EXAs are available. These EXAs are created on their own Network and supplied with Data and then sent to a foreign "Network" to make Changes or Secure data. Communication under, and the Moving Of these EXAs, is in the Foreground this time, they can also replicate and thus share Tasks and solve them more efficiently in a comparable way to the multithreading principle. Closer the Setting and a lot of Information about the Task solution this Time is brought Through various Articles in an underground Tech Magazine, which, as always, style is succeeded and I recommend these Printouts in order to be able to work more comfortably and stylishly with them. Various Minigames have also been thought of Again, variations of Solitaire, color match or Gameboy have made it into the Game. There is Also a Variation of Levels in which you can compete with a Friend'S Programmed EXAs several times. For me, the Skin Jump campaign has brought about 20h Game time, but since you can tweak again in three different Directions, nothing stands in the Way of much more Entertainment of course. Conclusion All IN all, I can fully recommend EXAPUNKS to Fans of the Genre, everyone else should first try their hand at Games like Opus Magnum or Infinifactory. But What I also have to mention is that I liked the Setting and also The Immersion with the help of technical Documents in Shenzhen I/O, also the Main Campaign in this Game was, in my Opinion, more accessible and easier towards the End. Therefore, I would not have the Shenzhen I/O on the Screen for First-time.