Game.Init()

game.replaceClickWithKey(WK_SPACEBAR);

The project is veeeeery good, but maybe the game itself is small. I mean, 26 levels, but some of them are short and story-less. I'm waiting for a sequel, where the Programmer gets better and gives life to the AI again and makes him so powerful through that it will become a Programmer itself.
Still, very nice game, I'm waiting for an eventual sequel!

Very nice game. Just a few small complaints: Sometimes I jumped when I thought I touched a light, but apparently I was *just* above it, which was a bit annoying sometimes. Also, when dieing/restarting, the moving lights were reset, but the rotating spikes/razors were not, which can be quite annoying (23, I'm looking at you). Other than that, great game, story was fun (especially as a programmer).

Not bad at all, Keybol! I like the idea, pretty good controls and just the right level of difficulty, in my opinion. Though I'm only up to level 18 at the moment so things might get a bit more severe yet. I'm missing a few stars so I can't get beyond level 20 for now, but I might come back and try for the full 60 later to open up the debug levels. Could you allow for players to press space to start the next level at the level end screen? This seems standard on most games these days and it's conspicuous by its absence. Also, having to click on the screen to advance text gets a bit annoying, could you also have space work as well? The story feels a bit superfluous though. All in all: 4/5

Nice controls except I wish for spacebar to move through dialogue. I like the programmer-type dialogue with the character but this type of game isn't too original. Some of the puzzles seem luck-based. Decent music. Rating 3/5