A game about sequencing the movements of simple mechanisms .
The basegame is not too challenging, it can be a challenge when you attempt to optimize the solutions.

Pros:
-good challenge in the newly added journal puzzles
-simple game mechanics that combine to create complexity
-lots of ways to solve puzzles, adds replay value and encourages creativity

♥♥♥♥:
-storyline text is very small and not easy to read on high resolutions
-progressing requires clicking through a cumbersome text scroll mechanism
-the instruction line feels half-baked (copying, cutting & pasting blocks of instructions is not as simple as it should be)
-difficult to locate the correct position of the single block you want to change
-no way to higlight instructions to track changes or repeated instructions
-the repeat instruction copys from the start always, so you cant use small chunks over again
-the repeat function hides all instructions in a single block that makes it difficult to see where
corrections or instructions for other parts belong
-no break points or easy way to jump to where you just were, so you have to wait through
the entire set of instructions before you get to the spot
-if you accidentally go too far playing through the instructions set, you start the process of
finding your spot again
- ...and then run every instruction again, to find the spot again, just to correct the edit or add
a single instruction

Ultimately the game is fun until the complexity of designs increases,
then it becomes an ugly chore.
For a game with a main selling point of creating complex machines and optimizing them,
the unpolished instructions make it annoying, instead of fun to edit instructions.

A game about sequencing the movements of simple mechanisms . The basegame is not too challenging, it can be a challenge when you attempt to optimize the solutions. Pros: -good challenge in the newly added journal puzzles -simple game mechanics that combine to create complexity -lots of ways to solve puzzles, adds replay value and encourages creativity Cons: -storyline text is very small and not easy to read on high resolutions -progressing requires clicking through a cumbersome text scroll mechanism -the instruction line feels half-baked (copying, cutting & pasting blocks of instructions is not as simple as it should be) -difficult to locate the correct position of the single block you want to change -no way to higlight instructions to track changes or repeated instructions -the repeat instruction copys from the start always, so you cant use small chunks over again -the repeat function hides all instructions in a single block that makes it difficult to see where corrections or instructions for other parts belong -no break points or easy way to jump to where you just were, so you have to wait through the entire set of instructions before you get to the spot -if you accidentally go too far playing through the instructions set, you start the process of finding your spot again - ...and then run every instruction again, to find the spot again, just to correct the edit or add a single instruction Ultimately the game is fun until the complexity of designs increases, then it becomes an ugly chore. For a game with a main selling point of creating complex machines and optimizing them, the unpolished instructions make it annoying, instead of fun to edit instructions.