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Here is a quote from the game itself:
I don't know much about coding myself. I never coded in python. I still did beat the game with makeshift code that needed a lot of manual orders and babysitting.
So yes. A non programmer can beat this game. But I've played some programming games before and this one is from the difficult category.
Still a well made game. But not easy at all.
Most programmer forget that Math is essential to programming movement skills. This is why Engine like Unreal abstract that out for you so you don't have to worry about the under lining math. Most people don't know to look up basic NPC or Mob movement systems.
I would definitely recommend it to someone who wants to learn programming.
You won't be ready to develop enterprise applications after mastering this game, but you WILL understand computer logic.
After that you're just pasting in someone elses code most likely and getting the false sense of accomplishment.
I would agree with this statement.
Learning syntax is not the essence of programming. The essence is in mastering algorithms. It is the algorithms that are important, which will then be useful in any programming language.