You have just badged into the Logic Design Lab as a junior engineer at ChipCorp. Your mentor, Dr. Ada Chen, has one goal for you: build a working CPU with your own hands, starting from a single switch.
Over the following months you move through ChipCorp's labs, from arithmetic and sequential logic to memory engineering and the ALU testing chamber. Each lab adds a new layer to the machine you are building, until the diagrams on Dr. Chen's whiteboard become a working CPU, and then a real chip. Then the board calls, and you run ChipCorp itself.