That said, once I was able to get the hang of this game, I was amazed at how the time seemed to fly by. There are over 20 scenarios to try on for size, all with varying rules and limitations to challenge your thinking. The game is, in a word, addictive. I enjoyed it, although I must once again emphasize the pathetic lack of appropriate documentation. Even though I was a drooling dope in high school, I managed to learn and really enjoy this game.
Components are easy to pick.
Programming is the challenge. Take your time. As a weapon, the machine gun stinks compared to the laser. In Sumo, bumping the opponent out is the easy way to win, but dodging his attack and making the other bot run himself out of bounds is more fun. Try the Help section.