As promised, Silicon Zeroes’ first feature patch is out today! Highlights:

• Steam leaderboard support! Mock your friends for their inferior solutions, or compete with the rest of the world!
• New ‘easy’ puzzle “Fastcount”, in ‘The CPU’.
• New ‘hard’ puzzle “Odds”, in ‘Asides’.
• New ‘nightmare’ puzzle “Parallac”, in ‘Sam’.
• New achievement: “Fame: Beat board 2.”
• New achievement: “Three More Things…: Beat Faux-Reg variants 1, 2, and 3.”

• New animation for beating and unlocking puzzles.
• Opcode selectors upgrade in a more intuitive and consistent way when transferred between puzzles.
• Module scoring no longer counts ‘duplicate’ Number modules.
• Wire coloring for registers and selectors now works in a hopefully more useful way.
• The game defaults to fullscreen on launch.
• Screenshake is halved at lower resolutions.
• Play/pause/ff hotkeys changed to “p” in OS X, to not conflict with space-clicking.
• ‘Escape’ in sim returns to editing rather than immediately going to the puzzle select screen.
• Palette scroll is saved between panel openings.
• Tick limits have been ‘flattened’ to correspond more closely with clock periods.
• Some puzzle ideals have been tweaked.

• Textures should no longer vanish on Windows.
• Modules should no longer ever end up overlapping each-other (and thus impossible to place) when transferred between puzzles.
• Discovering a secret while zoomed out now works correctly.
• Non-native fullscreen resolutions work again on OS X. KNOWN ISSUE: cmd-tab is disabled again, sorry!
• Resizing the window while memory is scrolled won’t leave memory ‘stuck’ at an invalid scroll.
• Starting in fullscreen and then switching to windowed no longer allows you to resize the window smaller than 1024x768.
• Augends and addends have been reordered.
• You can no longer mouse over a head that doesn’t exist.

• Build complex electronics from a variety of simple components, like Adders, Latches and Multiplexers.
  
• Travel back to the 60s to Silicon Valley's very first startup, and do your best to keep the whole thing from imploding.
  
• Solve more than seventy puzzles, from straightforward introductions to building fully functional CPUs.
  
• Original soundtrack by Craig Barnes, composer for Streets of Rogue and Enyo.

• Processor: 2.0 GHzMemory: 1 GB RAMStorage: 200 MB available space
• Memory: 1 GB RAMStorage: 200 MB available space
• Storage: 200 MB available space