Amnesia Knight

Interesting concept, but I'll be honest, it's kind of exhausting. Maybe it starts feeling like a chore at some point. It feels a bit too "literal".

I'll compare it to those text adventures: When facing those , usually you don't see much, but have options that are more in link to a narration. In the case of that game, you have to do everything that you see already, which feels a bit strange because it feels like you're doing too much for simple actions. In an adventure game, you'd have interesting options not relying on your sight (for example, open door, look through the lock, etc)

It's a bit hard to explain with words, but my point is that it didn't feel necessary as it just seemed to slow everything down. It has some slight feel of frustration as you'd be thinking "i wish i could just move".

That said, it's not uninteresting. The puzzles force you to think ahead and correctly calculate (which is also part of the hassle, I don't mind puzzles but I consider overly complex movement mechanics like this one to be especially brain effortful). The flavour is also nice, it's cool to see the mechanics explained(/aknowledged) by the narration. That's a nice touch.

Overall, the game is well polished, has much content. I just think the mechanic is pretty inconvenient more than I find it necessary. It's cool nonetheless.

Not as much fun as I expected it to be given the concept, but close, just a little more polish and you've got me. Maybe a drag and drop list of commands? Maybe if my knight walked through the door in the tutorial, instead of through the door frame. . . I'm sure the itch.io version has the extra something I was looking for.

Interesting game! I like the programming aspect and thought behind it. this was a very original idea. there is a lot of good level design, and limiting the lines of code could make it tough. Good puzzle game and nice art. I like the premise of needing specific directions

The game is quite fun, if you ignore the redo of the "code" after every failure. The pixelart is fairly enjoyable, only the text font was kinda hard to read for me. As some already said were the off center doors quite confusing

A very interesting concept and well executed, not exacly my type but i can see its qualities :)

Good idea, but it was a bit of a chore to rewrite anything when you died.
The art is pretty good and the music is good too.

I would allow the player to keep his "code" when he dies, it would make the game much more fun.

Quite fun idea and well executed :D As mentioned by @Pol L it is a slight annoyance to have to rewrite everything after a level is failed. Also the off-center doors confused @Lone and me a lot, as it made it hard to instantly see how many tiles constituted a movement. But generally the idea was very cool - good job!

AMAZING ! I just looooooved the conept, the art, the music and aaaaaaaaaall this game :D But a great improvement would be to keep your code between 'death' screens. But seriously I enjoyed a lot !