Lightbot: Code Hour – with the help of this interactive puzzle, little users will understand that programming is not at all a boring and monotonous task. At the heart of the game mechanics of the novelty is the process of creating algorithms, that is, a system of sequential operations that should ultimately lead to the solution of the problem. The gamer will help a miniature and very cute robot (there are several characters), which should go through all the cells of the playing field.
To do this, there are several tiles on the bottom panel Lightbot: Code Hour, each of which allows the main character to perform a certain action, for example, take a step forward, turn left or right, jump, light a light bulb, and so on. The user needs to move these elements with the help of a tap to the taskbar, making sure that adding up into a single chain, the actions lead to the desired result, and the robot honors all the squares of the site with its presence. Fortunately, there is no time limit in the puzzle, so you can think about passing each level for as long as you like, if necessary, canceling erroneous steps.
The complexity of the tasks given out by this logical novelty is constantly increasing, and sometimes you simply cannot do without resorting to hints. The Lightbot: Code Hour interface and graphics are supported by the principles of conciseness and simplicity, the (twenty-eight languages) advertising. Although, if you want to go through not two dozen levels, but fifty, then you still have to deposit real money into the game.
