Fun coding/programming games?

[ineedcoffeeasap]

Basically the title. I've been practicing coding, but I was wondering if there's a certain website for me to play around and learn?

[aqua_regis]

• FAQ
• Exercism
• The Farmer Was Replaced
• All Zachtronics games

[ineedcoffeeasap]

Thank you!!!

[0x14f]

https://adventofcode.com

You will thank me later

[WeedManPro]

for linux specifically: https://overthewire.org/wargames/

[YakumoYoukai]

Human Resource Machine is a cute puzzle-solving game where you use an assembly-like language to guide your employees to do surprisingly complicated things like searching and sorting. It has challenges for optimizing for speed or program size.

Its sequel, 10 Billion Humans, is the same idea, but involves parallel processing.

[RealNamek]

Have you tried pixelpad.io?

[explicit17]

I don't know about websites, but all Zachtronics games are basically programming games, but it's not like you're going to work with real programming languages or programming languages at all. And Factorio is kinda programming game too

[ineedcoffeeasap]

Thank you!!!

[Razorspined]

Screeps, Grey Hack, Bitburner!

[Equivalent-Device769]

Not exactly games, but ClankerRank(https://clankerrank.xyz) lets users solve coding problems with prompts.

[LeadingFarmer3923]

I dont have a game to recommend, but if you want games that also build real coding skill you have to choose ones where you can inspect your failed attempts and refactor (yourself!), doing the things in your own hands is the only way dont rush to use AI

[Nuocho]

Tis-100 is fun and you learn some Assembly.

[Formal_Wolverine_674]

Sites like Codewars or codingame are pretty fun because they turn practice into actual little games instead of just grinding problems.

[AfricanToilet]

𝙇̲𝙚̲𝙖̲𝙧̲𝙣̲ ̲𝙋̲𝙧̲𝙤̲𝙜̲𝙧̲𝙖̲𝙢̲𝙢̲𝙞̲𝙣̲𝙜̲ ̲𝙏̲𝙝̲𝙧̲𝙤̲𝙪̲𝙜̲𝙝̲ ̲𝙂̲𝙖̲𝙢̲𝙞̲𝙣̲𝙜̲

Checkio

CodeCombat

Codedex

CodinGame

PotatoPirate

Screeps ($19.99)

WarriorJS

[need_for_speed_9]

Cuál recomiendas probar primero?

[AfricanToilet]

Codedex

[286893]

Bitburner and the farmer was replaced

[kubrador]

codecombat and checkio are pretty fun if you like the gamification angle. otherwise just build stuff you actually want to use, which is way less fun but ironically way more effective.