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@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ Don't let the bugs get across the PCIE lanes and corrupt your RAM! TODO: insert image here +TODO: insert video link here + ## Installation TODO: add wasm build? @@ -17,19 +19,29 @@ git clone https://github.com/The-Memory-Managers/hackathon cd hackathon ``` -Depending on your computer, run the following: - -- Linux (wayland, x86_64) - `./bin/linux-x86_64-wayland` -- Linux (x11, x86_64) - `./bin/linux-x86_64-x11` -- MacOS - `./bin/mac-arm` -- Windows (win 10/11, x86_64) - `./bin/win-x86_64.exe` - -## Build from source - -Install zig release version 0.14 run: +Install zig release version 0.14 and run: ``` zig build run ``` If you are on NixOS, run `nix develop` and then inside it run `zig build run` + +## How to play + +Left click to place a CPU where a socket is available. + +CPUs get upgraded based on how many bugs they destroyed. + +An upgraded CPU will show a popup: + +- Left click to upgrade bus width (more damage) +- Right click to upgrade cache size (further range) + +The amount of CPU cores determine how many bugs it can attack in parallel. + +### Tips if you struggle beating a level (spoiler) + +- Try positioning your CPUs differently, where they can control the most lanes +- Try experimenting with different bus widths and cache sizes +- If you still can't beat a level, you can skip it by pressing the "s" key |