If you enjoy programming, this may be a good game to check out. However, I'd recommend trying their previous game first. The reason this game falls short is that, unlike the previous game, your data set is no longer fully randomized. In the first game, all solutions should be solved with logic. If you want to beat the size challenge, you make a small but inefficient program. If you want to beat the speed challenge, you make a large but efficient program. In this game, you know the entire level layout ahead of time, so your efficient solutions will involve stuff like: 1) Figuring out who each worker is 2) Telling each worker exactly what to do to complete their job. (i.e. worker #1: go left, pickup, go up, drop) Not only is this tedious, it's not representative of real-life programming. The previous game's challenges will teach you to be a better programmer; this game's challenges will teach you to be a worse one.
