Monster Logic

I can't believe someone turned my favorite esolang into a Steam game! First things first: this game won't hold your hand much. There's a sensible difficulty curve, but you'll still need to be comfortable with being lost and solving difficult puzzles. You don't need to be a programmer to enjoy this game, but you'll need to think like one. This game is a lot of fun and gets my thumbs up! If you are the type of person I described above, I think you'll enjoy it too. P.S. the art and audio is really endearing. Nice job devs!

Get this if you like puzzle games, especially coding puzzle games. However it's a not a great game to learn how to code as a beginner since the novel coding interface and the Befunge language order of execution is nothing like the beginner friendly languages like JavaScript or Python. In most languages, code is run from top to bottom like line 1, line 2, then line 3 ... In Befunge you do not code top to bottom you code on a grid, top, down, left and right. The red monster is the executor and you guide that executor like on a maze of code that you create. Interesting concepts but not so practical if you want to learn how to code common languages.

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Excellent jeu de logique ! Vous allez adorer vous retourner le cerveau sur chaque niveau de ce jeu. Seul point négatif, les musiques qui, malgré le fait qu'elles soient de très bonne qualités, peuvent être un peu répétitives. Malgré tout, ce jeu ravira toute personne voulant mettre à l'épreuve son esprit logique ! Ce jeu, grâce à des mécaniques innovantes, parvient à se réinventer, et nous force à trouver une nouvelle solution à chaque niveau.

Game 175 of my backlog I hate to do this on what could be a promising niche programming puzzle game but...it has ZERO explanation. Very first level: "Here are the units. Here are what they are supposed to do. Bring me one can." And the only thing I could figure out what how to step through, run the program, fast forward, and place units on the board. Nothing else. I ran it and it said "you didn't bring me a can". Well no ♥♥♥♥. I cannot figure out how to do that. So I stepped into the second level. You get a new unit. Still no explanation on how to make monsters do what. Only a brief on what they are supposed to do or are meant for. Maybe someone can better explain this one simple part to me so I can actually play the game? I'm bummed

One of my favorite programming games. :) Had a great time playing through it (but forgot to review it).