AICE

Phillip Drew / Dec 10, 2024 / Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy, Early Access

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AICE is a game about designing increasingly complicated processor chips, all while hiding sneaky extra capacity from the 'supervising' humans. Carefully design and layout your chips so that all the extras you've added are well hidden in amongst the regular components!

Can your PC run it?

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Part	Your PC	MinimumNot sure	RecommendedNot sure
CPU	Not set	Dual Core 2Ghz+ Can't tell	Quad Core 2Ghz+ Can't tell
GPU	Not set	DirectX 10.1 capable GPU with 512 MB VRAM Can't tell	DirectX 11 capable GPU with 1 GB VRAM Can't tell
RAM	Not set	4 GB RAM Can't tell	4 GB RAM Can't tell

What's new

Update Notes For Feb 13th

2025-02-12

• Add Quick-Nav points (in Spectate mode hit SHIFT + to save Quick-Nav Point, then to jump to that point in future • Allow overriding goals to force enable all components (for players who want more freedom about what they build when) • Various bug fixes • Various small QoL improvements

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What players say

3 user reviews

33% positive, 3 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

During one of the introductory missions you have to output a specific value. When I matched that value, it still said "500MHz != 500 MHz." at this point I stopped caring enough to keep going.

3 found this helpful, 2025-03-15

Recommended8 hrs played

I have only been playing the tutorial, but it has been entertaining. It does have an early access unpolished feel to it, but that is to be expected at this point in time. The game is well priced for what you get!

0 found this helpful, 2024-12-20

Not recommended9 hrs played

Game is not even closely ready for alpha testing. Let alone early access.

1 found this helpful, 2024-12-14