Cargo-Bot

I like.

This game teaches programming concepts, but also rely on bad programming practices, like programs that's inefficient, hard to understand, and don't terminate properly. It's a game so that's ok. I'm skeptical this is suitable for 9 to 11 year olds. Unless they are programming god, they would probably find this a difficult game. I've been playing for months and still haven't achieved all 3 blinking stars. I hope the developer continues to improve this game or make a sequel. l will gladly pay for it.

Once you get cargo bot you won’t be able to delete it, so don’t waste your time trying to get it and I give it 1 star for a very good reason if you bought it and you can’t delete it then don’t do it again.

Come together 2 hard mode crashes when I complete it in 8 step... wants you to stack 7 blocks but stashes when you do!!

Cool game & makes me think

Can you please bring back crabitron it was so fun!! I just want to buy it and play it again!

All my stars, gone...

Update the app so it works on future version of iOS

I must agree and repeat the same words as others over & over (as in the game)! I have 3 older kids that love puzzle games, but this one is too hard for them. With a Computer a Science masters degree, I can still spend hours on many puzzles. Saving multiple solutions, version control of unsolved puzzles, & saving off a set of instructions for reuse (building libraries of moves that are easy to reference in other puzzles) are 2 big needs! Settings to disable the sounds/music while letting background music play is also a must while playing for hours. Those changes would make this much more enjoyable! Then a button to simply change the "best solution" criteria would make this several games in one. Shortest moves would be nice, but I've found that shortest moves is nearly equivalent to shortest time to solve and may be easier! Also, updating the game or downloading "content" updates when new solutions are found would be nice. I'd also love to see an option in Settings to include a link to the video with the best solution displayed!

This game is good as a puzzle game. But branding it as " helps you learn programming" is very misleading. If a programmer naturally gets 3 stars for this game, he/she would be a horrible coder in real life. The objective in this game is sort of writing the shortest program. But for that purpose, it ignores time complexity as well as discourages modulization of functions (you'd better do everything in line one to save cubes used). It is just bad as a programming training.