r/programminggames

Wishlist on Steam here via this link.

I’m learning an awful lot while making this game, and honestly, I’m very aware that I still have a long way to go. I’m sorry if some of the influences feel obvious at this stage, but I’m trying to absorb, learn from, and honour the things that first made me fall in love with this kind of work.

The story takes huge inspiration from the sparks of William Gibson’s 80s imagination, the social paranoia running through Philip K. Dick’s A Scanner Darkly, the brilliant design thinking of Zachtronics, and old-school favourites like Uplink, alongside more recent games such as Grey Hack and Hacknet.

I’m trying to take those influences with humility, learn as much as I can, and slowly shape them into something that feels personal and new.

Hi Reddit.
We made a platform where you can play different games by writing code. The main purpose is to have some place where we, the programmers who loved to code, can still write some code and enjoy it. No payment, no subscriptions, no ads.

I'd really love to know what y'all think about it and we will work actively to improve it day by day and make it best for all of us!

http://coder-games.com/

TIA

Hi there! 👋

As I like programming games and I like to play on phone too, I thought of a concept where, instead of writing code, you play the role of the program and execute the instructions to paint the output.

I chose the C programming language because I feel it's the easiest language for everyone to read: its syntax is well known and I was able to limit the arithmetic operations to integers, to facilitate mental calculation.

The game is completely free, there is no account, no ads, no cookies.
It plays just as well on a phone as on a computer, and it works offline.

The game link: drawmycode.lonebee.games