Screeps: Arena

I want to love this game, the concept is really cool. Everyone has the same basic options and the only difference is how you manage those resources in your code. But it just fails to work, mostly due to the tutorial. It kind of gets you started, but unless you already use JavaScript, it a slog because its unclear how the variables (i.e. creeps, towers, containers) are referenced. I have done a lot of high level language coding for my job so I got along alright, but I can not image trying to learn this game with limited coding experience. I understand that coding is the core mechanic of the game and in some ways its handled well. But the tutorial needs to have commented code, examples of the variable data structures and consistent syntax (the example code does things differently in each section, for example filter vs find functions, which makes a big difference but is not explained at all) to really help. So unless you want to spend a lot of time outside the game trying to learn JavaScript, I wouldn't get it.

let creep = getObjectsByPrototype(Reader).find((reader) => !reader.owns(ScreepsArena)) creep.moveTo(storePage); creep.click(buyButton); creep.enjoy(ScreepsArena);

I never have time to write these reviews, but I wanted to make an effort for this game because it's just so good. Forget for a second about your (maybe) goal to learn to code, and consider this: A real time strategy game that doesn't rely on how well you personally can micromanage and task switch. This is truly a game about having a winning strategy, and not about how much time you have to practice routines. As much as I absolutely loved Warcraft, Starcraft, and Age of Empires, I have never had enough free time to devote to those games in order to be on a level playing field with my friends. Screeps is the first and only game I've ever found that rewards me for how creatively I can plan and scheme instead of how quickly and minutely I can control my pawns. Other rts games (which, again, are excellent) rely on you being every soldier all at once. For me though, I've always yearned for something that has only finally become a reality through this game: I am the commander.

This game is a really great way to learn coding, get better at coding, and to have fun coding. Games are fast, so changes are testable and overall it creates a compelling gameplay loop of watching your bot lose, thinking about how to make it better, implementing the improvements, and then watching it lose less! The developers are actively improving the game and adding seasons, and it recently came out of early access.

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Quite interesting