Build computers from logic gates
Logic World is a first-person sandbox about digital logic. You place gates and wires, wire them into math circuitry, data storage, displays, control panels, minigames, word processors or communication networks, and keep stacking layers of complexity until you have a working machine. The simulation runs on the same principles as real computer chips, and large circuits simulate at thousands of updates per second, so you can assemble enormous builds without lag. Advanced 3D building mechanics let you move a design from your head into the world quickly, all from a first-person view. The Demo World gives you an open-ended introduction with tutorials and challenges if you want a starting point.
Play with friends in a shared world
Logic World is fully multiplayer. You can build alone or collaborate with others in a shared world, work on machines together, and give your friends a tour of your latest invention. There is also a Creation Hub where you can browse a large library of user-built creations, explore other people's worlds, and drop their modules into your own builds. When you finish something, you can share it on the hub for others to play with, remix, rate and comment on.
Things to know before starting
The game is in Early Access, so expect it to still be in development. Online features are opt-in, and multiplayer does not rely on a central server. There is no copy protection. The game is moddable: you can install community-made mods to expand and customize your experience, or make your own. Original music plays in the background while you work on circuits.