Command Reboot

You have to move the robot by programming a set of commands, and when a command is executed, all the Hazards in the stage also do their unique activation commands. So your task is to program a set of commands that will navigate the robot through the hazards towards the end. It starts off simple, but you quickly have to play the game through trial and error. Keeping track of all the hazards and enemies' states is simply too overwhelming, so you have to simulate partial solutions until you find the right moves. Which is identical to programming! As someone who is very familiar with programming, the puzzles in the game feel exactly like debugging a code until it works. I wish the game would grade you on how optimal your solution is, it would have added an extra fun layer of difficulty. However, my gripes with the game is that it sometimes feels like it was made with either very amateur or AI. Here's why. - The scaling of the sprite work is not equal. having sprites with different pixel resolutions is jarring. - Some different looking enemies / hazards behave exactly the same. Or they appear to be but the game doesn't explain them well - The writing and instruction are full of grammatical errors and incomprehensible sentence structures, making it difficult to understand what is being said. - The timing of the hazards and the sprite work is sometimes difficult to comprehend what's gonna happen next, making it much more convenient to just send instructions and see what happens rather than plan out a route. But otherwise, not that bad. Can be enjoyable.