This game advertises itself as a "coding" and "logic" scrypting game that is supposed to make you practice problem solving in a rather simple environment. Instead what I've been doing while playing is painstakingly

I really wanted to like this game. The art is awesome. The music is catchy. The principle is catchy. I've taught programming. The programming aspect is off. Some people complain about the lack of sensors or the lack of

This isn't a programming game. It's a waiting game. Figuring out the solution to a level is easy. Figuring out the exact duration of time to wait before executing your next Jump is also easy -- but tedious. Just keep

This game isn't as much about programming, it's more about making a TAS (obviously simplified). Easy to understand, hard to master. The game isn't that long (yes my >150 hours is extremely excessive), but you can easily

There's nothing clever about the game, it's just trial and error. The only thing the game challenges is your willingness to go through the tedium of fine-tuning your command timings. Turns out, text command inputs don't

Very cool concept and I love the art. It just gets a bit old after a few levels, especially getting the timing right on the wait command. It just ended up becoming a cycle of running the script, it not working and