Looks like an interesting project, however, I think the author should focus on all the non-technical elements of the game first before diving into the code. I.e

Looks like an interesting project, however, I think the author should focus on all the non-technical elements of the game first before diving into the code. I.e. get a plan in place and get all the required assets ready (graphics, sound, text, etc.). The author seems to be very comfortable with the technical aspects and what I fear for this project is that once it gets into the stage where the actual game needs to be made, it might fall down. In other words, I think it would be better to do all the (to you) boring parts first, then focus on the things that interest you. It will increase your success rate. Having said that, I do not know the author and I'm looking forward to see more of this project. It brings back nostalgia for me beyond words. Edit: Maybe I spoke to soon. I was looking at the Lesson 1 part of this. Outside the Lesson 1 directory there seems to be some assets.