Bitburner

Best programming game on here. Maybe the only programming game on here that actually feels like programming. You do not take on each problem in order and write the canonical solution before moving on to the next one. You prioritize different problems based on how important they are to your run. The game lets you pick what you want to focus on, although at certain points it offers some guidance. Sometimes you will build a naive or greedy solution and then throw money at it to scale it up; sometimes you will write the bare minimum to automate a mechanic and get a little bit of benefit; sometimes you will micro-optimize to shave off as much memory complexity as possible; sometimes you will architect and build a big project with several design patterns. If you're not familiar with JavaScript, many documentation pages have tutorials and example code you can copy. There are also a few public GitHub repos with game scripts, and the Discord has lots and lots of scripts and code examples. And it's an incremental game, so you won't get "stuck" if your scripts aren't optimal.

Wonderful game. It's fun spending time programming a new hacking setup then sitting back and watching the money roll in.

It's pretty fun. I like how it incorporates the command line, actual scripting and programming, figuring out how to automate everything of the sort. Admittedly, I'm rusty with my programming skills, and the game doesn't really handhold you much regarding coding either, so it's either or positive or negative, depending on how lazy or challenging you like things. The grind of the game, while I can't say it's due to skill issue or not, does feel fairly grindy, and you'll be spending a lot of time before you break free and go onto the next ascension mechanic. A lot of time. But it's an idle game, and you literally can log out, delete the game, and if your game is saved to the cloud, you can come back several years later and find out that you're rich. Though, you're never going to be THAT rich with the increasing costs of augments and everything to spend your money on, and the real gains are reputation points while completely gone from the game while doing work in the background. It's definitely worth trying out and playing at least once.

No lo jueguen.

kinda teaches you some coding stuff so thats good but it does have a lot of stuff u gotta remember

Great game. Practically a piece of art. Even if you don't know how to code, you will if you get hooked :-P

I liked the game, but the game loop it's overwhelming, and, sometimes, frustrating.