Recent reviews by xcoder

A nice upgrade from Tower!3D Pro.

I love the graphics of the Antelope Valley lines and the sounds you hear inside and outside the trains. I even heard dogs barking while driving through the country. There is enough realism to make it fun to use, but still not so realistic to make it impossible to run.

If you enjoy logic, computers, and digital circuits, MHRD is an excellent game that challenges your thinking and problem-solving skills. It guides you through the process of designing digital circuits, including logic gates, adders, counters, registers, memory, and even a working CPU. What makes this game unique is that it is entirely text-based, so you must describe your components instead of visualizing them. If you are a fan of logic, computers, and digital circuits, this game is sure to keep you engaged.

After going through the tutorial scenarios, I can genuinely recommend FlightLevel. Understand that FL is currently in an Alpha version, so there are some rough edges to the program, but it seems to be mostly bug-free. So far, the bugs that I have encountered are not game-stopping and are easily remedied.

The tutorials start out easy and then work through slightly more complex concepts. You might want to reset and review the tutorials more than once to get familiar with the controls before tackling challenging scenarios.

FlightLevel has a lot of potential, so I hope the developers continue their work. But even in its current state, the program is fun to play.

Go for it.

If you like logic, this is the game you want. It starts with a NAND gate and uses that to construct a working computer one logical step at a time. It will help you understand how simple components can be combined to create more complicated components.

I am about halfway through so far, and I love it.

I enjoy playing. It offers a challenge, but is not too difficult to play. Graphics are a little suboptimal though.

I like this game a lot, but I am unable to recommend it at this time. After a new install on a Windows 11 desktop the program loads, and I can play in the default airport, but when I try to change to a new airport, the program errors out and closes.

The program does not seem to get active support at this time. Appeals for help have gone unheeded.

I will update this review if the situation changes.

I have purchased Microsoft Flight Simulator to many times to remember now starting with a primitive version that ran on my TRS-80 Model One. That computer had a screen that boasted 96x32 monochrome pixels that looked more like tall boxes than dots, yet I learn to fly a virtual Sopwith Camel on that computer. FSX-SE is the best version that I have bought so far, far surpassing the original FSX. It runs more much more smoothly and produces a more realistic experience than any other version of Flight Simulator than I have seen before.

The changes that have been added to FSX to create this version make it more enjoyable to use, and make me want to return day after day to see some new part of the world. I'm sure I will enjoy this version for a long time.