About This Game Algotica is an educational adventure-puzzle game about programming, along with a story that breaks the fourth wall. If you wanted to start learning programming but it seems too difficult to understand, you don't have enough time, or you're just not sure that you need it - this game is a great place to start.The main aim is to lead a program named Lony from the start point to the end point of a level. This must all be done using only formal rules and logic of the in-game world - Algotica. Although the game seems simple, each new level has new obstacles and sometimes even new mechanics. With each new stage, you will use more advanced programming mechanics and understand more about programming and algorithms. 1075eedd30 Title: Algotica IterationsGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Alexander GoodwinPublisher:Alexander GoodwinRelease Date: 23 Mar, 2017 Algotica Iterations Reset Key algotica iterations скачать. algotica - iteration 1 steam. algotica - iteration 1 скачать. algotica iterations. algotica iteration 1. algotica iteration 1 walkthrough. algotica iteration walkthrough Nice idea, but horribly executed. The HUD is bad and clearly made for smartphones. There's no button to close menus, they close automatically after a few seconds. So while you're looking at the level, "writing" your "code", the menu suddenly closes and you have to reopen it again. The code sometimes seems to rearrange itself so you'll have to delete it - there's a button for resetting it entirely, but if you want to delete single lines, you have to drag & drop each one into a bin - because you simply lose the entire overview.The translation isn't the best. The "Start a new game button" is called "Do you really want to" and when you click it, a message pops up "Do you really want to start a new game?"Same issue in the German version. Everytime I start the game or go back to the menu, it reverts all my changes, i.e. the language is German again and the 2 options "Smartphone Mode" and "Mute Music" are checked. The latter one isn't an issue because the values are reverted - checked means unchecked. If you want to mute the music, deactivate the option "mute music".Now those aren't huge issues that would keep me from playing, even though the self-closing menus are annoying. The riddles are nice, the music and sound effects are beatiful, I absolutely love the graphics. But there's one thing that made me uninstall the game after 30 minutes.In each level you have limited memory, i.e. if you have a memory of 5, you can "write" 5 lines of code such as "Forward", "Turn left" etc. You often don't need all of them, so you can save memory in each level which will add up to your total score.The problem is, this score isn't optional. Even though this game gives you additional memory for each puzzle you aren't allowed to use it.World 1 has 5 levels and you need to save 5 memory in order to unlock world 2. World 2 has 10 levels and you need to save 25 memory in total to unlock world 3. When I finished world 2, I only saved 23 memory in total. Now what do I have to do? Replay old levels and beat my highscores, of course. The problem is: I don't know, which levels I have to repeat. The game doesn't give me any feedback on whether I found the optimal solution or not. Even worse: The game doesn't even tell me my score in each level. This means that I'd have to replay 15 levels, again and again, trying to find faster solutions, hoping that the best I find is the optimal one.I spent less than 30 minutes to play through 15 levels almost perfectly and now the game wants me to spend at least an hour more with trial & error, replaying everything I played before, just so I can progress further. And that's simply not worth my time.Just add some simple feedback to the level selection screen and this whole issue is fixed.I clearly don't recommend the game, as in its current state the progression system is too flawed. It's a shame because the visuals and the atmosphere are simply beautiful.Btw, there's an achievement "Find the jump command" you can't unlock because you have this command from the beginning. According to the Steam forums, the latest remaster update broke it.. Nice idea, but horribly executed. The HUD is bad and clearly made for smartphones. There's no button to close menus, they close automatically after a few seconds. So while you're looking at the level, "writing" your "code", the menu suddenly closes and you have to reopen it again. The code sometimes seems to rearrange itself so you'll have to delete it - there's a button for resetting it entirely, but if you want to delete single lines, you have to drag & drop each one into a bin - because you simply lose the entire overview.The translation isn't the best. The "Start a new game button" is called "Do you really want to" and when you click it, a message pops up "Do you really want to start a new game?"Same issue in the German version. Everytime I start the game or go back to the menu, it reverts all my changes, i.e. the language is German again and the 2 options "Smartphone Mode" and "Mute Music" are checked. The latter one isn't an issue because the values are reverted - checked means unchecked. If you want to mute the music, deactivate the option "mute music".Now those aren't huge issues that would keep me from playing, even though the self-closing menus are annoying. The riddles are nice, the music and sound effects are beatiful, I absolutely love the graphics. But there's one thing that made me uninstall the game after 30 minutes.In each level you have limited memory, i.e. if you have a memory of 5, you can "write" 5 lines of code such as "Forward", "Turn left" etc. You often don't need all of them, so you can save memory in each level which will add up to your total score.The problem is, this score isn't optional. Even though this game gives you additional memory for each puzzle you aren't allowed to use it.World 1 has 5 levels and you need to save 5 memory in order to unlock world 2. World 2 has 10 levels and you need to save 25 memory in total to unlock world 3. When I finished world 2, I only saved 23 memory in total. Now what do I have to do? Replay old levels and beat my highscores, of course. The problem is: I don't know, which levels I have to repeat. The game doesn't give me any feedback on whether I found the optimal solution or not. Even worse: The game doesn't even tell me my score in each level. This means that I'd have to replay 15 levels, again and again, trying to find faster solutions, hoping that the best I find is the optimal one.I spent less than 30 minutes to play through 15 levels almost perfectly and now the game wants me to spend at least an hour more with trial & error, replaying everything I played before, just so I can progress further. And that's simply not worth my time.Just add some simple feedback to the level selection screen and this whole issue is fixed.I clearly don't recommend the game, as in its current state the progression system is too flawed. It's a shame because the visuals and the atmosphere are simply beautiful.Btw, there's an achievement "Find the jump command" you can't unlock because you have this command from the beginning. According to the Steam forums, the latest remaster update broke it.
- stocecriconbia
Algotica Iterations Reset Key
Updated: Mar 19, 2020