I was enjoying the game but now it won't start, just gives an error: lost connection. There's no way this puzzle game requires an active server connection just to play right?

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I would like to learn how to play this. I would not like to learn how to play this by reading text through a 300 baud modem connection. And the effective baud rate is closer to 100 given all the mumbo jumbo that's mixed in with the actual important information. Given that this has been live on the store for a while the state, I don't have much hope that you are actually paying attention to your critics. But please prove me wrong as I am very open to discovering that there is a good game that is currently ...

The game works on steam deck, but without a cloud save it is very risky to play there and end up losing the save. Would you consider implementing it? Where is the save location, by the way?

If you select "Review Solution" after solving a puzzle in a challenge, the "continue" button for proceeding to the next puzzle is taken away, and the only controls remaining for proceeding to the next puzzle are the numbered buttons at the bottom of the circuit configuration tab. But "Review Solution" also closes that tab, so no controls for proceeding to the next puzzle are visible. New players who have never used those controls might forget that they are there, and take some time to discover how to proc...