I like that you made the level be out of control instead of the character which makes it much more playable and enjoyable. I think the flashlight was effectively unnecessary because you could see everything well enough and, with time, the gravity changes become just a nuisance if there is no danger involved (maybe some objects that shouldn't be touched? Although then the gravity changes should become slightly predictable, maybe with a two-second alert beforehand or something).

The final solution gives the demo a nice hook and leaves a fun impression, although of course this can't be solved if you don't have a minimal idea about coding. Introducing stuff like this slowly could make this a fun game!

All in all, honestly a great demo for being your first work in a game engine. Hope you keep it up!

Interesting game, though I had no idea what the goal was. Great job :)

Cool idea! Would have been cool with a multiple programming puzzles I think!

Neat mechanic! I'd like to see more of the typing puzzles, maybe changing bits of logic step by step.

It felt like the torch responded a little too slowly to be useful, and I think mine got stuck on half brightness at some point.

Good work overall! I'd play more of this kind of game :)

Looks like a good starting point. A bit hard to understand what needs to be done and the victory and loose conditions. 

weird game but fun!