Depends on what level the students are and what depth you want to teach them at. It's really a puzzle game that happens to use an extremely simplified assembly

Depends on what level the students are and what depth you want to teach them at. It's really a puzzle game that happens to use an extremely simplified assembly language as its interface. Students would get the general flavor concepts of programming at the assembly language level but it's only coarsely similar to programming a real device. Moreover, the game is inherently multi-threaded, which adds a level of complexity. If your students are at the primary or secondary levels, a less complicated but similar game like "Human Resource Machine" ( https://tomorrowcorporation.com/humanresourcemachine https://tomorrowcorporation.com/humanresourcemachine ) would probably be easier for them to grasp.