bimbol: Zeebarf and Diverge have been credited on Kongregate as co-authors, but we're having issues with them being able to approve it. Milford: the game is a casual experience but later levels do become more challenging and the path is much less clear.
Neeble, I've already posted the game on Kongregate under my profile. No need to resubmit it. Thanks for the dev credit and all, but it's already on here.
Also, statistics show that humans are bad at recognizing when a string of numbers is randomly generated. Most people assume that randomly generated binary values will alternate 70% of the time when in fact they alternate 50% of the time. Fascinating stuff really.
True randomness does not exist. All randomness is pseudo-randomness, and computer generated random numbers a good enough for a game like this. As a game developer myself I doubt the developer of this game did anything other than use the random function, though it's certainly possible. It's not easier to avoid using the random function, it is actually harder.