A collection of maps in “Logic Arrows” — a browser game where complex logic circuits are assembled from simple arrows on a grid. Every map can be opened and run right in the browser: from gates and adders to full-fledged computers with programs and games. The computers come with detailed documentation — structure, their own assembler, and the source code of all programs.
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The flagship project. A computer with its own assembler and a large gallery of
programs and games: Tetris, Game of Life, Arkanoid, 3D Maze, a QR code generator, and more.
Actively discussed and developed in the community of Logic Arrows enthusiasts. |
The first version of the computer. It was created based on a physical prototype and helped
master the construction of complex circuits. It is still maintained, and the community
writes new programs for it. |
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An emulator of the legendary home computer of the 1980s for the Steam version of Logic
Arrows. The screen, the memory, the keyboard and even the sound are made of arrows, and real
games run in real time. |
The famous tune performed by music arrows in the Steam version of the game. The map was
presented on the stream of
Onigiri, the author of Logic Arrows. |
“Logic Arrows” was inspired by Minecraft’s redstone. The game’s author,
Onigiri, talks about it:
- Logic Arrows in browser – browser version of the game
- Logic Arrows on Steam – new version of the game, compatible with the browser one
- Online compiler – for the in-game computers
- ZX Spectrum – real-time emulator for the Steam version of Logic Arrows
- GraphDLC – browser extension that speeds up the game 10 000 times
- Discord server – community on Discord
- Telegram channel – community on Telegram