BIS - 010: Brain Logic Trainer

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About this game

REBOOT THE SYSTEM. REPAIR THE STATION. MASTER THE CODE.

Welcome to bis - 010, a logic puzzle game inspired by low-level programming, computer architecture, and classic engineering challenges.

You are a systems mechanic aboard a damaged sci-fi space station. The main power is offline, critical systems are failing, and a digital virus is corrupting the station's infrastructure. Using a low-level diagnostic interface, you must manipulate memory arrays and execute command sequences to restore the station's systems.

Using a small set of commands—including increment, decrement, move left, move right, and loops—you will create execution sequences that manipulate values on a memory tape. Transfer fuel, repair damaged modules, remove corrupted data, and solve increasingly complex logic challenges.

FEATURES

• Logic puzzles inspired by programming concepts and low-level system operations

• Sci-fi campaign focused on restoring a damaged space station

• Visual introduction to concepts such as memory pointers, arrays, and loops

• Modern dark-themed interface with smooth animations

• Progressive difficulty designed to challenge analytical thinking and problem-solving skills

PRIVACY

• No data collection or tracking

• Fully playable offline

Can you restore the station and bring its systems back online?

Ratings and reviews

The puzzles were pretty fun. I had no idea how the button worked until I watched the trailer. So adding an explanation in the app would be nice. A sandbox kinda area would be fun so I could mess around with the system. I still have no idea what the . button does in the app.

The idea is cool, but it only has 18 stages with too little challenge; such games require 100 stages at least. Came to conclusion in half an hour.

add a help button. its only shown at the very start once.. and level 8 might have a issue ... it should be ">--"(subtract cell#0[2] from #1[5]( right-2)) but its not completing

What’s new

I have implemented the Level Editor feature, allowing you to create, save, and play custom "Neural Nodes."
How to use:
1.Open the Neural Network Map (Level Select).
2.Tap the (+) icon in the top right.
3.In the Neural Architect, define your node's title, initial memory state, target state (win condition), and input sequence.
4.Tap Save to deploy the node to your map.