C programmers are right: memory management is too tricky to a machine. In this game, you will be trained to become a truely functional memory manager.

There is a tutorial in the game but here is a recap: * Select a block and stay pressed to form a group. When the group has the required size, assign a color to it. * When programs ask for memory, select a group and click on the check button on the notification to assign the memory to the program * If a program reads in a memory not allocated or allocated to an another program, it crashes. * From the third level, a program can have multiple pointer for the same memory block with instruction "New Ptr". If a pointer is freed, it doesn't mean the pointed memory is safe to reuse. All pointers have to be freed to reuse a memory address. * If a program close, you can reuse all its memory.

Made with: * Haxe with HaxeFlixel and ESpir (custom engine) * Vim and tmux * Inkscape * 1bit Dragon

Postmortem (in french) : here

Timelapse : here

Post ludum update: * Fixed a bug where the second level didn't finish correctly