I don't play a programming/hacking game to play solitaire. 10 would've been fine, 25 wins would've been extremely annoying, 50 would've been rage inducing, 100 is just like...... I don't even know man. WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Reviews say this is a pretty challenging programming simulator. Is it difficult all the way through, or does it start easy with a steep difficulty curve? Are players expected to read the manual often and rely on it, or is it just bonus content? Would you recommend this to non-programmers or recommend something more beginner-friendly like Opus Magnum or One Dreamer?...

Hey everyone! I can only assume this game will have friends-list based histograms again, so here's a "share your steam username" post again. I'll start. :) Add me at ccwluter on steam!

I've gotta say am enjoying story more than the puzzles and I thought it would be the other way around. Am also thinking restricting registers to just one generic one is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ way to add difficulty because it eliminates large number of elegant solutions which can be had with more in play. So instead of higher difficulty being solving racing conditions or playing with parallelism, we end up unwrapping code because that's always the easiest way to make it work with one register. I know this game has been ...

they should add the game manuals to the game's steam library page