
Algo Bot is puzzle game that takes place deep inside the Europa, a pan-galactic colonisation ship, where a recycling mission goes horribly wrong. Use your algorithm special skills to command Algo Bot, a service droid, and help PAL, a cantankerous line manager, to contain the crisis.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Italian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese*languages with full audio support
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This is a puzzle game that also helps you understand programming logic. I suggest kids and adults that are eager to programming give this a geme a chance and try to optimize their solutions to the puzzles. Recommended.
Nice one! It reminds me of that ancient story about Unix hackers trying to shrink a certain algorithm as much as possible—back when massive machines had tiny memory capacities. Overall, it feels like a teaching game for (very) basic software development while being surprisingly entertaining. I just wish the UI were better too—why left to right? With a top-to-bottom layout (like it is in RL programming), you could have moved it to the side (on a 16(!):9 screen) instead of the bottom, where it looks rather bloated. Also, editing and testing your algos felt clunky and cumbersome. Here, it fails in my opinion and makes things harder than they need to be. I even felt tempted to use pen and paper later in the game which doesn't make much sense in a modern game imho. However, it was a fun ride for me. Some advice: start simple until patterns emerge, and run your algo as often as needed if you're unsure. The logic becomes complex with three functions and the main chain - you’re not supposed to keep the entire picture in your head until you run the algo once. Trying will only give you unnecessary headaches. ;-) Thumbs up, I like the games from this developer in general.
Le principe est intéressant, mais le jeu souffre de nombreux de défauts. Il est absurdement gourmand pour pas grand chose. L'interface est perfectible, pour rester poli et le nombre d'actions annoncé en fin de chapitre ne correspond à aucun décompte que j'ai pu faire. Difficile d'optimiser dans ces conditions. Ajouter à cela des nouvelles fonctions introduites pour des niveaux où ce n'est absolument pas nécessaire et vous obtenez un jeu avec une bon concept mais exécuté de façon médiocre rendant l'ensemble frustrant. Je m'acharnerai sans doute pour finir le jeu, mais je ne vois pas comment je pourrais le recommander.
Algo Bot is a really enjoyable game. It's lightweight and not demanding in terms of hardware, so it will likely run smoothly even on weaker computers. The best use for this game is in offline mode, such as during a trip on a laptop or handheld device. It's a perfect choice when you're looking for relaxing entertainment without an Internet connection.
Pretty fun story :) Gameplay isn't excessively difficult but a few of the levels did get me thinking. Took just under 3 hours of solid playtime for me to get through. Not sure if that's average or fast or what but I was a bit surprised that it ended when it did. Weird thing that it gave me the "Get perfect score in 46 levels" achievement, but it didn't give me the "Get perfect score in 30 levels" one...not sure what that's about, but it is what it is haha. As far as programming-style games go, this would be a good one for someone just getting into the genre. Not really challenging enough for advanced players I'd say, to be fair. Also, didn't experience any bugs, glitches or any other kinds of issues while playing (other than that achievement one, but no biggie).
It's a lot of fun. It introduces basic programming concepts gently and in a fun way. I really enjoyed it.
Boring, tedious game mechanics with dialogue (monologue? It's very unclear who is talking) that is trying to be funny but [i] really [/i] aren't. Not very interesting puzzles, solving them didn't feel satisfying. Might just be me, it could probably be fun for other people. I liked the background design and style at least. But I'm glad I bought this for nearly nothing (0.30 euro) during a huge sale last year, because that's about how much my time playing it was worth.
I thought this was just a programming puzzle game, but it had such a deep story that I was moved. The story began with a clear foreshadowing, but I didn't think it would have even such depth. The game's system was easy for me to understand, and the stages that required effort were fun. I tried to get the lowest score by myself, but for some stages, I couldn't do so without the guide. (The solutions in the guide were another thing that moved me.)
很好的编程入门类解谜游戏,很适合编程思维的培养。 谜题难度循序渐进,但是达到完美也要稍微做一下思考。 游戏画面简洁,美术风格搭配较好,很有氛围感。 结局剧情我个人认为很有启发性,中途机器人之间的对话也充满了诙谐幽默。
Trash, wont even play for free.
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