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A minimalist programming puzzle game based on the esoteric language Brainfuck. Learn its rules, solve clever challenges, and even run your code in an external terminal.

A machine code puzzle game. Program a path through the very program you are writing. 0s are passable, but 1s count as walls.

Code.Zer0 is an educational project focused on the basic teaching of programming that was developed in the discipline of Projeto Integrado 1 of the Systems and Digital Media course where the client of the project was Professor George who required a game to be applied in the classroom.

God is a Cube: Programming Robot Cubes is a programming puzzle game, where you control robot cubes with Artificial Intelligence made of simple symbols. You start with just one robot cube, then you learn how to manage conditions, then get access to tens of robots to build bridges and space pyramids.

Write, test, and break through. A programming puzzle game about the joy of trial and error.

Octopticom 3D is a major upgrade to your favorite open-ended puzzle programming game about designing and optimizing optical computing devices. Featuring 3D graphics and gameplay, refined ui, rewritten simulation, all original levels and components plus new additions, histograms and more.

Sokocode is a programming sokoban "Zach-Like" where you take on the role of an intern at the newest box-centered enterprise, BoxTopic.

Pick up the tokens, write the source code, and repair the data that your doctor has deleted! Write source code that achieves the input and expected output pairs set for each stage. The code is written in tolerance, a dedicated language.

Prove your knowledge in web technology, programming and hacking. There are a certain number of levels. You start at level 1. To reach the next level, a puzzle is given on the level 1 page. This can be hidden clues in the source code of the web page, some header information, a pixel on the web page, an image what is coded with text, etc... the possibilities are endless.

Humorously introducing computer programming and spatial reasoning skills, Yoiks! provides students with an off-beat learning environment where they explore 30 activities of increasing difficulty that typify core concepts of computer programming. Yoiks! engages students in the scientific process of observation, hypotheses formation, and experimentation to apply logical constructs as they solve problems. With Yoiks! in your mathematics and technology curriculum your students will: build logical reasoning and critical thinking skills, develop algebraic thinking skills, intuitively prepare for programming, develop strategies and solution plans, and collaborate to solve problems.