1000-Bit

1000-Bit is an open-ended programming puzzle game built around a fictional high-level language, and it assumes some familiarity with programming. You write functions for tasks such as basic arithmetic, bitwise operations, mean and mode, running sums and other mathematical problems. Everything is in binary, including the challenge of working out how to calculate square roots.

Campaign and mystery

As you progress through the campaign, you defragment files that help reveal what happened to the employee you are tasked with replacing. The fragmented files gradually uncover a dark mystery in the Red Room.

Tasks and toys

Each level has WORDS and STEPS par scores that you can optimize. Improving your solutions unlocks toys such as fonts, text colors, visual effects and typing sounds. The game includes 100000 tasks to solve and optimize, with infinitely many solutions for each task, as well as a task editor and 1001 toys to unlock.

After completing the main campaign, you can take on 11000 bonus levels featuring decimal and string variables. The game also lists 100000 bonus tasks to solve and optimize.