We think coding is like a superpower, and you’re never too young for superpowers. Below you’ll find the games we’ve designed to take you and your kids on a coding journey, whether you’re aged 4 or 44!

Voyage on the high seas in a quest to save the Potato King! For a chance at a handsome reward, program attacks that roast, mash, and fry enemy potato crew!

Ages 7 to Adult

To become a member of the elite, white hat hacker team Oblivion you must learn to counter cyber-attacks by coding, hacking, then fixing programs. Only when you think like a hacker, can you make a plan to thwart the attacks!

Ages 10 to Adult

Robot Turtles teaches preschoolers the fundamentals of programming, from writing code to executing functions. They will learn how to break a problem into small steps, look for patterns, and to fix their “bugs”.

Ages 4 and up

Program your Avatar to navigate maps and collect power crystals using programming logic. As you learn the principles behind programming, you will also improve your build planning, sequential reasoning and problem-solving skills.

Ages 8 to Adult

On The Brink

Your robot is programmed to move along paths made of up to three colors, with each colored square representing a different instruction for your robot. Use your problem-solving skills to determine the instruction that each color represents.

Ages 8 to Adult

Rover Control

The Rover is programmed to only travel on colored pathways. The trouble is, the colored pathways have disappeared. You will need to figure out how to color the pathways so the Rover can complete its mission.

Ages 8 to Adult

Robot Repair

To fix each robot, you will need to activate the specified wires with Power Cells. The directions for which wires to activate are given as clues, and you will need to use logical deduction to insert the Power Cells correctly to repair the robots.