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Seeing comments about this being used or suggested by computer science classes turns a light on for me. The one that illuminates why it seems that so many computer programs now seem to be trying to walk off of a cliff for ever, then a short period of operating, followed by more walking off a cliff and then eventually just walking off of a cliff for good.
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I've spent 3 hours trying to solve the last level with various methods, and with each attempted solution having only a single, yet frustratingly different problem. I would have beaten this so quickly if the dev. had just given us one more slot to use!!! TIME TO CHECK THE WALKTHROUGH D ': *sniffs*
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Amazing game, an improvement over the first part in every way and certainly deserves a 5/5 from me. I'd like only 2 things to improve - saving already made solutions for when I go to main menu and an easier handling of commands, i.e. not overriding them with the other, but swapping if I do it internally in the function.
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LOL playing user levels also counts towards your score!!! Got frustrated after getting to the last expert level and decided to check out user levels. After I completed a quite easy one I got the badge and somehow lit the last level's icon without even playing it o.O
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Pro tip: You can just click on the box you want to put your commands in and then just click on the icons and they will be automatically inserted into said box. Way quicker than clicking over and over and over again.
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I can't select Main Mode with Edge, IE, Chrome, Chrome Canary, Firefox, or Aurora. Javascript, cookies, and Flash are all up to date. I'm on Win10 x64. How about you Opera and Safari users? Broken for you too?
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game says 'place one thing' ( i dont like these controls as much as the first btw btw) game says 'now click run'. Yeah ... how about 'hell no' and just complete this level, OK?
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The original was great fun, deserving a 5 star rating. This one not so much. There are many ways to reach a goal, this game shouldn't force you to recreate the developer's way.
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This is pretty fun thus far. I remember the first game being enjoyable. It's been a while since I played the first one, so I'm a little unsure if it's true of both versions, but I thought we were graded with that one on achieving a code with fewer commands. In this one, the limits kind of frustrate me, (like, where it only lets you have like, 5 slots in F1 and one slot in your code and whatnot) mainly because when I'm stuck I like to create a really awful code that just gets the job done and then tweak and simplify it into something better. With the limits, I can't make huge, awful codes to work down from. But, maybe that's why I'll never be a programmer. (I'm not sure if I even got across what I was trying to say...) Either way, I do still like this game. Thanks for the second installment~
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Nice game, i (we) would really love to pick the cmds to put into the list with the numbers 1-9. Would make things easier and faster
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In order for the conditional to apply, lightbot has to the the color of the square; this means you need to turn on your light on the orange square in order for the orange break to function. Very unintuitive.
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@moxoxo the conditional requires you to turn on the light (so the robot can check what colour the tile is, we assume) - once you do that, it works just fine
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The level "Conditionals 2" is broken for me, and jrd6686 is having the same problem. It doesn't register the orange stop.
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The break command doesn't seem to work properly for the orange/yellow break at the first level here you can access the command.