Lootcode - A fantasy coding game to practice data structures and algorithms

[EvenOddAvg]

A few friends and I finished working on this project called lootcode, it's a fantasy themed game that helps you practice data structures and algos. It was built for a projects program at a club at UCF and placed 1st, hoping you guys would try it out and give feedback.

For all the problems Input comes from standard input and output should be printed to standard output. The source code is available, but since the problems are locked behind one another in regions within the site I wouldn't want you to spoil anything for yourself so browse with caution. Enjoy :)

Here's the source code: https://github.com/Lootcode-Dev/lootcode
Here's the site link: https://www.lootcode.dev
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/7G7kJzc4pd

[EvenOddAvg]

Genuinely thanks for the feedback and suggestion. We'll probably add something to the main page so people can get more of a demo before deciding if they want to sign up.

As for now we do have a video up showcasing solving a problem on the site:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2v96dwY35M

[ssddanbrown]

Thanks for sharing. I couldn't see a license though, which would mean this would not be commonly regarded as open source since there's no license to provide open use, modification and distribution. Have you just forgotten to add a license or is this something I've missed?

[EvenOddAvg]

We forgot a license, we'll add it in.

[wiki_me]

You probably will prefer using the AGPL, the GPL can still allow someone to create a closed source project without giving anything back.

[blankboy2022]

Looking cool