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Version 3.1 · 2026-09-28
Now supports 41 languages. Improved translations and bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 3.1, updated 2026-09-28.








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Brain Code is a command-line-inspired puzzle game.
Read a level, type a command, and use the response to work out what to try next.
It’s a game about clues and logic, not a coding lesson.
Explore 50 handcrafted levels. Some clues ask you to think beyond the obvious answer. No programming experience is needed: curiosity and careful observation are enough to begin.
If you get stuck, optional in-game hints can give you a nudge. You can also leave a puzzle and return to it later. The levels can be played offline.
Ready to try a different way of thinking? Start with the first level and see where your next command takes you.
Questions or a bug to report? [email protected]
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Tech info: STOP 0x000LVL09
REASON "i like this game"
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Now supports 41 languages. Improved translations and bug fixes.
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