Bit like my day job, but fun logic puzzles to solve with minimal resources. Program execution points are represented by little bots. Story line kept me just engaged enough. A few more puzzles after completing the story.

Recommended? Sure, I'd say it's a good enough for the asking price, but just barely. For me in this game story is the most interesting part. Puzzles are not bad and will certainly make people think but I am disliking the fact they are artificially increasing the difficulty by limiting number of registers (memory slots) to one. There hasn't been a CPU in history of human kind that had only one register. Had they added just one more, coding would a lot more fun. As it is right now majority of your code will not be focused on solving the problem but rather working around "hardware" limitations.

I write code for a living so I don't expect much challenge from puzzles considering the amount of experience I have. Still, seeing game react to changes you made is a nice addition and story so far is very well written. Story is extremely linear, so once you finish it there's little replay value which I think is a missed opportunity. There are some achievements to be had, mostly in networks which have camera of sorts but they don't represent additional difficulty, more like figuring out it's there then adding another EXA to go and take it.

All in all, neat little game, almost overpriced. I got bored at around 10h when I realized it's repetitive and will annoy me as the time goes on. Perhaps hardware gets upgraded later on, but I doubt when ezines are taken into account.