SirKwitz

Excelente juego para potenciar tu lógica y al mismo tiempo, aprender a programar. Vas a tener que pensar fuera de la caja lo que hacen sus niveles muy entretenidos. Es un juego corto que merece la pena jugar. Lo bueno es que está gratis en Steam y Android.

This game made me remember when I was starting to learn to code C++ about 2 decades ago. It is a nice approach to programming, and by Level 15 it starts getting very complex since now you have to call functions, and functions inside functions. I even had to take out a piece of paper and write out sequences of moves in order to solve a puzzle, which I haven't done while gaming since the 90's I do recommend it for people that want to work on their logic and problem solving skills. Even if it can get a tad too challenging for those not familiar with coding.

Too much fun! It's definitely not for everyone but I had a great time playing it on Stream, it tests you mentally at an unimaginable level but managing to pass each level after thinking of a thousand moves is the best.

Well what can i say i really enjoyed playing this puzzle game it really got me thinking on how to solve the puzzle and gave my old brain a well needed workout lol Its fun Its a brain buster It looks nice It runs very smooth I will be getting my children to download this as it will help them to learn how to figure out a solution in a logical way. For a free game it is definitely one to add to your list. Challenge yourself see how fast you can solve the puzzles.

As a burnout developer and a fan of brain-teaser puzzle games, I really enjoyed playing this game. The design and graphics are simple but perfectly suit the gameplay. The background music also helps me focus and think clearly. It’s short but impactful, especially for those interested in programming concepts like logic, looping, and debugging.

Very enjoyable Game for people interested in complicated puzzles. I found at times things were extremely complicated for myself but it did in fact encourage me to think outside of what I was expecting. I think Hints would significantly help early on to give players some confidence with their choice or even filling out 1 of the multiple lines of code and people just have to figure out the other ones might go a long way towards building confidence early on in the game. I see a lot of potential with these types of games specifically when they are targeted towards teaching a younger audience

This game is a lot of fun and teaches you the solid fundamentals of logic and thinking like a programmer while solving some interesting puzzles. It's can be challenging but the new functions were all introduced one at a time so nothing overwhelming. All and all, especially for free, you really can't beat it.