Showing posts with label robotunlock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label robotunlock. Show all posts

Friday, 27 July 2012

Hello Tarflex, RU gets updated and wiki page on Esolang

First of all, I'd like to introduce you to Tarflex. It's a reflective Turing tarpit. In short the whole program is treated as a list of lists consisting of simple instructions, and some of these instructions can perform operations on the lists.

And second of all, I've added the ability to export RU programs as HTML tables or Wiki tables.
RU has also made it on Esolang - probably the best resource for esoteric programming languages --> link

Here's an HTML table!
                          
    >>>>>>++ v            
   v<<<<<<++ <            
   > ><<>>>> +  << +   v  
     v     +>>   -<<<< <  
     >>> ->> +  >> -   v  
   ^        -->> v #>> <  
                          
                          
                          
                          
                          
                          

Saturday, 21 July 2012

RU online interpreter is up and running

It's been almost 2 years since I devised Robot Unlock. Due to the positive feedback and seeing how people shared solutions for levels online I thought Robot Unlock is a fun toy language and deserves more development. That is why I have made an online interpreter for the language. You can program in it and share your marvels with others.

In the future I will add more instruction sets (some more expressive, some more restrictive and some quirky ones too).

Mudboy salutes you!

Sunday, 24 July 2011

Robot Unlock Wakthrough

A week ago JayisGames reviewed Robot Unlock. I was pleased to see that most of the comments were positive.  If you got stuck on a particular level you can now consult the walkthrough at the end of the review.
I would  like to thank JayisGames for presenting my game to a larger audience, as I'm not usually that good at publishing and promoting my games.


P.S.
I'm working on another sort-of-programming game. It'll be fun ;)

Saturday, 2 April 2011

Whir 2 released!!!

Whir 2 is ready to frustrate on http://madflame991.blogspot.com/p/whir-2.html
Short description: (Whir + Robot Unlock + Om Nom Nombers)2 = Whir 2

Rate the game on GameJolt.com

Monday, 20 September 2010

Robot Unlock Update

What's new:

+ added a crash course in the instructions menu
+ added a save system and copy/load level from clipboard - now you can share your best solution on forums (the encoded solution is really small)
+ fixed some levels

Tuesday, 14 September 2010

Robot Unlock: FAQ

Q: What is Robot Unlock?
A: A puzzle game, more specific: a 2D Befunge-like programming puzzle game.

Q: A programming game? Is that fun?
A: Programming in this game = putting plates for the little robots to follow.
The firts 12 challanges are really simple and accessible to anyone, they're deisgned to get you aquainted with the concept and the game enviroment.

Q: What do all those plates do?
A: Detailed instructions are accessible from the game. I will also post some sample programs made with the game to show you how powerful the language is.

Q: Who is this Ted fellow?
A: Your friendly floating head. Seriously.

Q: How long did the development take?
A: About a month. I had been thinking about making this game for some time so most of the concepts were already settled.

Q: What tools did you use to create the game?
A: The game was programmed in AutoIt v3 and the "artwork" was made in MSPaint and GIMP. The music is composed by Gillenium, Halindir and mariomusicmaker1 - many, many thanks to them and the font is from dafont.com - it's made by Rein Sacha.

...and the screenshot of the post - you try and figure out what it does

Sunday, 12 September 2010

Robot Unlock is OUT!!!

Short description: a 2D Befunge-like multithreaded programming language wrapped nicely in a puzzle game's outfit.
Detailed instructions are accessible via the In-Game Menu and Ted (your friendly floating head) will be happy to give you some hints here and there.

I will post more on the game in the next days.

Download it from GameJolt