cool concept not for those who aren't at least interested in learning coding and unlike the advertisements this game isn't for beginners as they don't even teach you how to look for your errors they go straight into the lessons with out guiding i played it for a an hour trying to find out the error in my codes and the next level ends up scaling the difficulty without explaining anything so unless you know python you are just shooting in the dark. This game is more so a fast pass to the solution tutorials that open your browser to their you tube tutorial. Came in with good expectations and left with dissapointment and mild frustration

I don't really want to antagonize the guy, it's an interesting game and I like that it's kinda scrubbed off some of the rust but if I'm gonna be honest the level order absolutely does not make sense. It's very possible you will spend more than 2 hrs messing around with some basic knowledge (I wanted to see if I could send boxes and ♥♥♥♥ flying with the physics engine and what the limitations of the grabber and stuff were and if I could crush ♥♥♥♥) so if you're worried about the parts other people are complaining about just be wary that you'll likely spend 2 hrs before you get to that point. Just some consumer-to-consumer friendly advice

I see some other reviews not reccommending the game due to complaints about the difficulty and people underneath saying things like "LOL You think this was a programming course?" when confronted with numpy. Like, listen, there's a solution button you can click where the guy even basically says "I'm not going to explain numpy to you" and he just shows you the code. The level right after the first level that features a numpy solution is drag racing a car. I'd be lying to you if i said it wasn't disorganized, bare minimum. On the other hand, the game is not kind of giving you the tools by explaining it to you. Whether this is or isn't a realistic expectation to have, it still kind of doesn't change the fact that you're required to do it to complete the level without "cheating," basically. So it doesn't feel good, it kinda just felt like I was politely told to piss off and google it, and that's just kind of subpar game design.

It would certainly be nice if image processing was explained a little better. I liked everything that built up to it so far, but I haven't completed everything. I think it's ok, but your enjoyment of it will absolutely totally be conditional to alot of that stuff and you can definitely get buyers remorse.