1.0.0184.4 MB
MIT
strict
core22
Program parallel 4-port compute nodes to route and transform streams
Parallel Node Grid is a 60 FPS multi-node parallel processing and data-flow
architecture puzzle game built around synchronous directional compute tiles.
Coordinate a 3x3 array of interconnected arithmetic nodes connected over
North, South, East, and West inter-node communication ports. Edit each tile's
instruction routine with MOV, ADD, SUB, SWP, JMP, and NOP opcodes, watch
animated input packets flow between neighbor buffers, route around damaged
fault tiles, and validate live output streams against expected targets.
Features:
- 60 FPS synchronous 3x3 parallel compute grid with animated packet transfer
- Directional UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT neighbor ports plus ACC & BAK registers
- 3 multi-stage parallel challenges and 3 speed tiers (Casual, Arcade, Turbo)
- Built-in Starter & Hint presets, WAV audio feedback, JSON & CSV export
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any commercial title.
architecture puzzle game built around synchronous directional compute tiles.
Coordinate a 3x3 array of interconnected arithmetic nodes connected over
North, South, East, and West inter-node communication ports. Edit each tile's
instruction routine with MOV, ADD, SUB, SWP, JMP, and NOP opcodes, watch
animated input packets flow between neighbor buffers, route around damaged
fault tiles, and validate live output streams against expected targets.
Features:
- 60 FPS synchronous 3x3 parallel compute grid with animated packet transfer
- Directional UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT neighbor ports plus ACC & BAK registers
- 3 multi-stage parallel challenges and 3 speed tiers (Casual, Arcade, Turbo)
- Built-in Starter & Hint presets, WAV audio feedback, JSON & CSV export
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any commercial title.
Update History
1.0.0 (1)15 Nov 2026, 19:30 UTC
15 Nov 2026, 19:04 UTC
15 Nov 2026, 19:03 UTC
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