A rich library of ready-to-use actions players can drag onto the instruction sheet and execute immediately.

• Movement: Move, Jump, Evade, Push
• Combat: Attack, Heavy Attack, Block
• Items: Carry, Drop, Throw, Use, Interact
• Flow control: Combo, Ping Pong, Rotate, Invert, Wait
• Every instruction supports directional modifiers (Up / Down / Left / Right)

The player's coding interface — intuitive, responsive, and fully animated.

• Drag, drop, and reorder instructions visually
• Undo / Redo with 20-step history (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y)
• Animated pointer that follows execution in real time
• Speed toggle: 1× and 2×
• Context-aware Play, Stop, and Clear buttons

A robust runner that keeps player and enemy actions perfectly in sync, turn by turn.

• Three execution modes: Play, Observe, and Stopped
• Configurable turn interval — slow down for drama, speed up for arcade feel
• Parallel task scheduling for simultaneous enemy actions
• Non-destructive execution via ExecutionContext — the scene state is restored on Reset
• Per-turn validation with automatic failure detection

Enemies that think and act every turn, with the same extensible instruction pattern as the player.

• 5 built-in enemy behaviours: Move, Attack, Block, Shoot, Wait
• Shoot fires a live projectile that travels across the grid and deals damage on impact
• Enemy health bar and action-indicator HUD out of the box
• Enemies run their sequences in parallel with the player's turn
• Add new behaviours by extending EnemyInstruction — one class, one prefab

Five ready-made prefabs the player can discover, collect, carry, and manipulate to build environmental puzzles.

• Pickup: automatically collected when the player steps on it
• Chest: manually activated to collect its item reward
• Carry object: pick up a crate, carry it, and throw it to reach new positions
• Pushable block: shove heavy objects onto pressure plates or into gaps
• Door: togglable obstacle with optional key requirement

Grid-embedded hazards that activate every turn as parallel tasks, in perfect sync with the player and enemies.

• Pressure Plate: detects the player or any obstacle on its tile; fires OnActivated / OnDeactivated events
• Appearing Spikes: cycles through a configurable array of safe and lethal stages each turn
• Both register automatically — no manual wiring to the task scheduler
• Connect plates to doors, bridges, or any UnityEvent receiver in the Inspector

A complete item system with stackable slots, gear stats, and visual feedback.

• Fixed-slot inventory with item stacking
• 5 equipment slots: Weapon, Armor, Helmet, Shield, Boots
• Stat modifier system — attack, defense, speed
• Active effects controller with on-screen visual notifications
• Fully serialized for automatic save and restore

A ready-to-play game flow — from the hub map through five hand-crafted teaching levels.

• GameMapScene hub with level markers and unlock states
• 5 tutorial levels covering movement, combat, items, and sequences
• Level entry and exit managed by WorldMapManager
• LevelInfo ScriptableObjects make adding new levels straightforward

Per-level constraints that add depth and replayability beyond simply reaching the exit.

• Instruction Count goal: complete the level using no more than N instructions on the sheet
• Loop Count goal: limit how many times the sheet can loop before the run fails
• Each goal has its own HUD indicator and pass/fail state
• Goals are ScriptableObject assets assigned per level — no code needed to configure them
• Extend the base LevelGoal class to add custom win/fail conditions

Persistent progress that survives game restarts — zero setup required.

• JSON-based save file written to the platform's persistent data path
• Saves level progress, inventory, discovered equipment, and audio settings
• Data is written automatically on level completion and on game close
• SoundSettings records each AudioMixer parameter the first time it is changed

Persistent volume settings and smooth music transitions — wired up and ready to go.

• SoundManager singleton restores all AudioMixer settings from the save file on startup
• MusicManager crossfades between tracks across scene loads
• GameOptionsMenu_SoundSlider: drop-in volume slider — reads the mixer on Start, delegates changes to SoundManager
• Volume preferences survive game restarts; new parameters are recorded automatically

147 C# scripts written to professional standards — easy to read, extend, and maintain.

• Consistent LoopAdventure namespace across every script
• Full XML documentation on every public class and method
• Interface-driven design: IInteractable, ICarryObject, IPushable, ITaskReceiver
• Custom inspector attributes: [ReadOnly], [ShowIf], [TypeName]
• Zero TODO / FIXME markers — production-quality, not a demo