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Brainfuck Challenge

97% positive of 46 Steam reviews

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Released
2025
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Not tested
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Steam

Made by Lyric Law.

About the game

A minimalist programming puzzle game based on the esoteric language Brainfuck. Learn its rules, solve clever challenges, and even run your code in an external terminal.

Tagged by players

  • Programming
  • Automation
  • Typing
  • Text-Based
  • Puzzle
  • Casual

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Structurally very simple, it provides a interpreter for its namesake language and a series of levels. In its simplicity, however, it is highly effective and extremely fun. The only ""flaw"" is that the difficulty spike in the extra levels is really steep; you go from sorting an array straight to writing an interpreter for the language. A few intermediate levels wouldn't have hurt, but for €2, I think it's negligible.

    18 h played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    I come here because of the word "fuck" but leave with concept of memory manipulation and Turing completeness. Jokes aside, the visualization of the memory is what makes this game a good game. I would prefer to have this game run as TUI (terminal user interface) on my terminal but this also gives me the same itch. I would say this is good for learning "problem solving" part of the programming. Sure, you won't easily…

    36 min played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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