CodeMonkey is a bright and delightful learning game that teaches players how to build their own HTML5 games. While the game is designed to teach players the basics of coding, each level features optional Optimization Challenges that test how well a solution is optimized…ideal for programming pros seeking a bigger challenge! Developed by beloved indie studio Tomorrow Corporation, Human Resource Machine EDU tasks players with ‘programming’ little office workers to solve puzzles, thereby automating their boring, stale office job.
I’ve previously written about how much I enjoy Human Resource Machine EDU, another zany programming puzzle game designed to introduce players to computer science fundamentals. Available on the App Store, Google Play Store, and Amazon Appstore, Lightbot was designed with novice coders in mind – players are exposed to concepts like sequencing, overloading, recursive loops, and conditionals through satisfying, touch-based gameplay. Let’s jump right in… Lightbotĭeveloped by LightBot Inc., Lightbot is a quirky puzzle game that teaches programming logic through gameplay.
We’ve previously written about some of the many ways you can teach yourself to code for free – but are there game-based learning solutions for those who seek a more playful programming learning experience? Whether you’re future-focused parent wishing to expose your child to the basics of programming or a computer science teacher attempting to level up your existing curriculum, each of the following games will make an excellent starting point on your journey to coding mastery.
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