SpriteBox Coding

That’s it. I only wish the game were longer.

It gave him several days of entertainment and he says it has helped the way he thinks so much that his science teacher has complimented his coding. He wishes it was longer.

It’s great game, simple and works, reasonable price, too bad that not all puzzle enforce or encourage kids to use function, kids can just simply repeats steps and break puzzle. I expect more for a paid version, my 6 years son finish the whole game by simply “hack” the code with simple instruction without loop and functions. Few puzzles dose limit how many move those are actually instead too challenging for small kids. It should have a mark system or stars, if kid finish without loop, function, he will not pass. Make them pass with limited moves and with certain programming elements to get 3 starts U can let a kids use nested loop twice and resolve a puzzle with nested loop all by himself. More can introduce to it, such as random, if conditions, etc. I think this same has good foundation, I suggest expand this game more, separate different level paid version. So kids can take time to learn and you gifts of course make more money. ;)

OMG this is heavan for adults like me outfits are so cute idk why they're not in every store right now the music is better than mickey mouse bro but one thing WHY CANT I KILL MY AVATAR BY WALKING HER INTO THE LAVA SHE IS SOOOOOOO DISIPOINTED AND CAN'T WALK INTO CACTI EITHER

I had previously bought the great LightBot games for myself and my 5 year old. This adventure game builds on LightBot’s nice introduction of nested functions. I hope there will be more future SpriteBox games. Teachers would be wise to pull these games into their introductory curriculum of coding.

I believe this app is normally paid, but when it was temporarily made free by the developer, I downloaded the game. As an adult, I've heard of coding, but I never had any idea of what it was or how to do it before playing this game. The game has a low age minimum recommendation for gameplay, so I thought it would be fun to try out for myself. After finishing the game, I can say that I really enjoyed playing it! It was a valuable learning experience, and this app taught coding very well without taking away from the gaming experience. The graphics are cute and kid-friendly, the mechanics are intuitive, and the instructions are clear and straightforward. Even though I'm not a child, it actually took me some thinking to get through certain levels as the game progressed, which support game's educational merit. This worthwhile app made me think critically and use deductive reasoning to logically solve puzzles that challenged me enough to complete each level without unreasonable difficulty. The incorporated storyline makes the game feel more casual and subtly academic than a school lesson, which makes learning about coding much more enjoyable! TL;DR: This child-friendly game teaches basic coding to people who want to experience how to code in an fun way. P.S. The music is very exquisite and well-written for a kid's game! It is apparent that much thought and scrutiny was put into creating the aesthetic nuances of this amazing game, from designing adorable characters to making beautiful levels.

It’s a great game to understand the logic behind coding. It’s a puzzle that you need to break into smaller parts to be able to understand but once you do, it is so much fun.

Can’t get past a certain level, no help, no hints, no explanation what you are doing wrong, you just have to start over to the same end.

I am very happy about this app, but i only started yesterday and im on the last world. I really would like more worlds and more coding puzzles

Like the title says, this is a fun game, but it crashes constantly. Some of the other reviews say that this is good for five year-olds, but I'd say it's more appropriate for teenagers.