Replicube

you write simplified shader code to solve puzzles. if you think that's interesting, you'll love this game

Only a little way through the main puzzles, and this is one of my favorite games. Making the shapes isn't that difficult, you could even brute force them by assigning each coordinate a value. The real challenge is optimizing for code size and/or cycle count. Within each of the puzzles, there is a second or even third puzzle to figure out. Plus, it has a built in forum. A steal while its on sale, and worth it even when off sale.

first i really enjoy the tutorials but then the real puzzles... they are manace like how the heck they really solving them. yes i know how to solve but thats soo much time consuming. the duck puzzle was the last drop from the glass. that's it im done with this game. i really love coding games but this game is just feels like work not a puzzle game. i like coding but in this game coding is just tool the main puzzle is solving math problems. im not enjoying with solving math problems but if you enjoy math problems then thats the game for you. i also like the theme and other things in this game. i really like they make but thats not for me.

My 6 years old loves this game. He actually wrote his first line of code today in it. Thank you.

Best puzzle game if you're a nerd and think y=mx+b is cool.

Seems like a neat game to learn/improve on simple coding skills. Visualizing code like this seems like a great learning tool, but its also pretty fun as it rewards you for more efficient code on the leaderboards.

As an aspiring programmer, this helps you practice problem solving skills required for coding for sure. Its only drawback is the fact it rewards messy code more on the leaderboard than separating your code into neat tidy sections. Otherwise, I highly recommend it, and the coding language in the game is pretty fun too!