Personally, Prolog was the biggest "woah" moment for me in learning programming languages. If anybody wants a challenging and enlightening programming exercise

Personally, Prolog was the biggest "woah" moment for me in learning programming languages. If anybody wants a challenging and enlightening programming exercise, I recommend writing your own prolog[esque] interpreter. Surprisingly it still has not been used much in games (well, actually not that surprising given how time consuming and risky it is). I made a stab at [1] but ended up taking more time than I had budget for. One thing I suspect may be using it is the game 1935 [2], although they are vague on the details. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EHKDP2_ky0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EHKDP2_ky0 [2] https://mollyrocket.com/news_0023.html https://mollyrocket.com/news_0023.html