Patch 18 MAR 2025
French localization is now available, thanks to Sykoo! A huge thank you!

Developer posts and news about this game.

French localization is now available, thanks to Sykoo! A huge thank you!

Fixed a bug that caused text to be misaligned when opening the options menu.

- The game has now a Korean translation available. - Thanks to JW (intothereign)

Descriptions from Linked List and MEM4 Emulator have been slightly modified for improved clarity.

I updated the execution order grid displayed on the second page of "Pairer" for accuracy.

While a histogram is downloading, an ellipsis will appear in the top-left corner of the histograms screen. Once the download is complete, the screen will display the number of scores downloaded. If this number is less than 9,999, it will also represent the number of players who c

- I clarified how OE functions in the Pairer level with an example page. - I added explanatory text to the Signal Counter level. - I updated the quick reference guide to include utilities that mirror the information available in the miscellany icon. - GIFs have a 25% longer durat

As the number of players in the game increased, I noticed some issues with the histograms. Initially, the histograms started growing as expected, but over time, they began to look incorrect. Some lower percentiles appeared nonsensical, which was pointed out by another user. It se

If you love building intricate simulations in Factorio, or enjoy watching industrial complexes tick by in Satisfactory, ABI-DOS is the game for you. With a 97% positive rating after just a few months on Steam, this circuit-based automation game challenges you in ways few games do

As promised in December, the game is now completely free for everyone to enjoy—forever! This decision comes after modest sales during the first month and a half after release. While the game was still profitable, financial gain was never my primary motivation (I have an independe

- Solved a minor bug affecting number input on icons.

I’m excited to announce that starting January 2025, ABI-DOS will be available for free on Steam. This decision is not a reflection of the game’s quality—which I wholeheartedly believe is excellent—or its reception, which has been very positive. I’m incredibly proud of what I’ve c

Added a quick access button for the online manual in the options menu (accessible by pressing ESC). The offline version is in the installation folder. The Sandbox is available after completing 8 levels.

Updated the description of "Color Test II" to emphasize key concepts. Added an example to "Linked List" to enhance understanding of the task. Fixed the F12 functionality to correctly capture a screenshot for sharing on Steam.

Added collision examples to the level "Seizer" to clarify how collisions work. New icons now feature a red mark to make them more noticeable. Updated the level description for "Color test I" to improve clarity.

A quick reference guide is available for easy access to information about UBITS, wires, signals, and more. You can find it at the following link: 👉 In-Game Folder: Navigate to your Steam library, find ABI-DOS, right-click it, select Manage, then Browse local files, and open quic

- Introduced an optional hint system for the first four levels (tutorial) to enhance accessibility.

Patch Notes: You can now press ALT + 1/2/3 to quickly select a wire type. Levels with completed challenges are now marked in the main menu for easier tracking. If errors occur during a simulation, stopping it will keep the game on the same test case for easier debugging.

- Now, you shouldn’t be stuck in "challenge mode" if you unlocked it in the demo but not in the main game.