DA-VI-NC1

This game won’t be for everyone, but if you’re the type of person who likes messing about with the BrainF**k programming language, or Zachtronics games as long as you don’t mind a smaller scale, you should check out the demo. I enjoyed it a lot. There are severe limitations on what you can do, but finding workarounds to those is part of the challenge. In addition to the programming, there are three optional human-verification puzzles that are very clever and do seem like puzzles modern LLMs would fail to solve. The minimal story is no Thomas Was Alone or Doki Doki Literature Club, but generally good for what it is and potentially thought-provoking. While there aren’t a ton of levels, the game does support custom levels via Steam Workshop. Optimistically more people might buy the game and create levels over time. NOTE: There appears to be a bug that may prevent Workshop content from downloading until you save a custom level yourself. Also be aware that clicking the “U” button on the custom level screen will immediately upload the current level to the Workshop (you can go to the workshop page to delete it if you make a mistake).