Programming

TurtleCAD 3D is an open-ended programming puzzle game/toy about writing code to pilot a sea turtle to create 3D polygonal graphics.  Solve puzzles, pursue leaderboard glory, or just make art to share with the in-game community.

A hacking themed turn-based strategy game. Write scripts to move your agent. Eliminate or make use of virus and anti-virus to take over your target's device. Then hop around the network until you find your target.

Build working robots by wiring visual signal graphs, then watch, diagnose, and tune them in deterministic simulations. Grow a repair shop from its first piston to PID control, autonomous navigation, robot arms, and a walking humanoid.

A small transparent chessboard that sits in the corner of your desktop. Solve a puzzle when you have a minute, or play a game against Stockfish. While you work, the board fades and stays out of the way. Difficulty adjusts on its own.

A wizard finds a computer terminal inside his scrying orb. Tend your tower through a fantasy command line — brew, research, scry, ward — then write spells that teach the orb to do it for you. Prepare yourself for incursions by other wizards.

A survival craft MMO played entirely by programming. Learn how to survive, adjust to varying challenges, and coordinate with other players all by writing real code. Gear up by progressing in the open world, then optimize your character for PVP in the arena. Play up to 5 characters simultaneously.

This is a typing game that reflects on AI programming, highlighting the disparity between manually coding via keyboard and having AI generate the code. Although somewhat rough around the edges, it offers a satisfying tactile experience, especially when strings of coins pop up.

Type classified documents under pressure. Turn their meaning into psychic fluid. Route it through a machine you built out of government junk. Fire the result at a Bigfoot. A typing-driven machine-building roguelike set in 198X.

Drag nodes, code logic, build voxels! A node-programming puzzle game. Receive task emails, write programs with visual nodes, build 3D voxel worlds, and even make a complete game with nodes.

Anything Can Happen is a chaotic 2-16-player party game featuring 4 different modes. Face 200+ unpredictable events on treacherous floating plates, sabotage your "friends" with crazy items, wear custom clothing, and chaos!

A programming puzzle game where you build computation from simple rules. Route numbers through a honeycomb grid, solve puzzles to create new computational building blocks, and work your way from +1 to arithmetic, algorithms, and beyond.

CRACKME.EXE is a hard hacking puzzle game where you use real tools to mess with the game's files and programs. You'll have to leave the game window to work out what's stopping you, then find a way around it.