ported bad apple to a 128x128 display in Lua.

I had thought this was a puzzle/programming game akin to Zachtronics but it's currently just a creative sandbox for making electronic gadgets. It's a very powerful tool for a niche group of enthusiasts but without any real tutorials, guidance, or objectives to introduce mechanics and features it's currently just a playground for those enthusiasts and nothing more.

I struggled to start the tutorial (it wasn't clear that you should press print to begin) and watched 40 minutes of videos explaining how the software works. The tutorials provided are just existing projects you can look at. I also struggled with the UX quite a lot.

If you're buying this you should:
A) Know LUA already or be prepared to learn it.
B) Have ideas for what to make in mind.

Anyone else will likely struggle to find reasons to get into it until the game starts providing objectives or specific things to do.