Ever thought coding might be too boring or complicated to get into? Well, Predict Edumedia has just released a game that might change your mind. It's called SirKwitz, a simple puzzler designed to make learning the basics of coding fun and accessible, especially for kids and adults alike.
What Do You Do In SirKwitz?
In SirKwitz, you take control of a charming little robot named SirKwitz, guiding him through a grid by programming his movements. Your mission is to activate every square on the grid using simple commands to navigate SirKwitz to his destination.
Set in the world of Dataterra, Kwitz is a diligent microbot residing in GPU Town. During his routine task of delivering pointers to cache, a sudden power surge disrupts the entire sector. As the only microbot not immobilized in his capacitor, Kwitz takes on the challenge to restore order.
This adventure introduces you to fundamental programming concepts such as logic, loops, sequences, orientation, and debugging, all while Kwitz works to fix shorted circuits and reactivate pathways.
Before diving deeper into the game, take a moment to watch the trailer below.
Will You Try It Out?
SirKwitz offers 28 levels that challenge you to hone skills like problem analysis, spatial orientation, logic, and computational thinking. Available in multiple languages, including English, and free to play, it's the perfect starting point for anyone curious about coding. You can download SirKwitz from the Google Play Store.
The game has been developed by Predict Edumedia, renowned for their innovative educational products. They've collaborated with various international and local organizations to bring this game to life, with support from the Erasmus+ program.
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