Code World

bad

its a code puzzler expect math and reading code and trying to figure out someone elses code with out any comments. about as fun as being a programmer at a company that had someone writing uncommitted code. and only ever did basic projects. the game has 50 levels but the idea of showing code and solving for x or adding and subtracting while being fundamental to learning coding never seems to get to complicated. i hope that the developer of this game moves on too more projects / games like zachtronics did. or like "else heart break"

I had technical issues running this game. Given the style of game it should be running smoothly on my rig but far from it. It stutters extremely to the point of it being unplayable. On top of this it doesn't do full screen window or ultrawide resolutions (5120 x 1440). This is on Windows 10, NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti, Intel i9-9900K. Given that this is an old game I don't think it is going to be fixed so I decided to refund.

Do not buy this game if you don't have a US Keyboard. This game does not work with any other keyboard!

Don't waste your money on this one, even if it goes on sale...

I guess the name "Code World" makes this sound like a game for "learning to code". THIS IS NOT A GAME FOR BEGINNERS. I don't think it matters that much whether you have a lot of experience in Python, as long as you understand how to program and debug without using a symbolic debugging app, and you can use the Internet to look things up. This game will give your brain a workout. And you will sometimes have to research algorithms on your own, and remember how to do algebra. Sometimes you'll need a little platforming skill as well. Overall this is a great puzzle game that makes you think hard. The only drawbacks are minor ones: the UI is kind of sluggish, it seems to be tied to a real scripting engine which enables you to crash the whole game, the visual style looks juvenile, and some of the tutorial wording is awkward. Some players seem to be confused by the "edit()" function which is designed to limit the user to just the puzzle constraints, but most of the puzzles would be subverted without it. Also, there is no way to step through the code nor display intermediate values; but you have a brain that can do all that. RECOMMENDED if you know how to program and you want to tes…