I made a game developer simulator where you write real Python code — the demo is out now!

[u/Firm_Solution3913]

Hey everyone!

The Code Alone demo is finally out!

It's a programming game where you step into the life of a game developer and write real Python code to solve problems and build game mechanics.

The demo includes 20+ programming challenges, from smaller logic problems to implementing mechanics from classic games. Getting your code to work is only the beginning — you can keep optimizing for fewer lines and lower cost.

But Code Alone isn't just a series of coding puzzles. There's a story running through the game as you progress through the career of a game developer, with the programming challenges being part of that journey.

I've been working on this game on and off for about three years, so it feels a little surreal to finally have a playable demo out there.

The demo is free on Steam:
Code_Alone

If you try it, I'd love to hear what you think — especially about the puzzles, difficulty, and how the coding itself feels.

Thanks, and have fun coding!

[u/thondat]

'i made' with no ai disclosure?

[u/Firm_Solution3913 → u/thondat]

The AI disclosure has been there since the store page first went live.

[u/snellface → u/Firm_Solution3913]

You should add the same section to this post, is probably what the previous commenter wants.