Exceedingly good programming idle game. Use Python to program a drone to farm a grid of varying size with various types of crops; buy upgrades with your crops to unlock new crops or functionality or direct upgrades.

The loop is pretty straightforward; program the drone. How granular you get is entirely up to you. The drone's API is gradually unlocked by purchasing upgrades/functionality with the crops you harvest. The tutorial is entirely text-based, which is fine, but also lacks some detail in certain areas that may take some inexperienced programmers a moment to figure out.

The API itself and the language being Python in nature makes it very programming beginner friendly. With this in mind, advanced programmers may find the beginning of the game a bit of a slog due to how limited you are in your available code (you must unlock loops, variables, etc.)

The challenge comes from the requirements of each of the crops or their upgrades. You start with straw (which grows automatically) and unlock your earliest upgrades there and work your way up through bushes (wood), carrots, trees (wood but better), and pumpkins. Crops may have terrain requirements such as tilled soil vs non-tilled. Others have spacing requirements and can't be placed next to others of like type.

The objective of the game is to unlock upgrades, which requires new crops, which requires you to be able to handle the quantity and speed to accomplish that need. How you achieve this is entirely up to you.

I do have a singular complaint concerning the code but I won't hold it against the game on it's own rights; I personally don't like Python and would prefer to be able to compose my code in...something more structured at the very least.

Other than that - it is worth noting that the window/viewport of the game is in a 3D space. Your code editing windows scale based on the content within; super long lines of code will result in super wide windows just as many lines will result in greater window lengths. The problem with this is that when you zoom in or out of the space, the editor windows will zoom with it, so when you zoom out of the space to see more of your farm, you also zoom out of the editor windows.

The fix to that is arguably to start using many windows (which you should be doing anyway), but the more complex your codebase becomes, you may find yourself breaking your function groups down into more granular groups to help with organization:space/size control. It should be noted that you can 'minimize' windows leaving a small bar, but since they remain at their position in the 3D space, you may find yourself dragging them out of the way.

Low-poly simple fits this title perfectly. I personally think I need a drone with a straw hat in my room somewhere. The flying piggy bank (which stores your crops) makes for a very fitting companion. Do a flip!

General: 10/10
Gameplay: 10/10
Mechanics: 9.8/10
Graphics: 10/10

Overall Opinion: 10/10

Excellent title; highly recommend.

Banger game. 7 straight hours. Never thought harder in my live (probably never thought before)