Pip's Path (Kids Coding Game)
Pip's Path is a kid-friendly coding puzzle game about planning before pressing play. Players build a short sequence of commands, then watch Pip follow the program across the map to reach the crunchy carrot.
The game uses simple commands such as MOVE, LEFT, and RIGHT to introduce sequencing, direction, debugging, and step-by-step thinking. Early levels are small and direct, while later maps add rocks, holes, ice cracks, lava pools, longer routes, and trickier turns.
Built for quick practice sessions, classroom-friendly logic activities, and young players who are ready to think like programmers without needing to type code.
Features:
- 58 handcrafted puzzle maps
- Forest, ice, and fire themed worlds
- Simple command-based coding with MOVE, LEFT, and RIGHT
- Obstacles including rocks, holes, ice cracks, and lava pools
- Star ratings based on path efficiency
- Map select with locked progression and saved progress
- Built-in hints for every level
- Auto-solve helper for checking a route
- Keyboard, pointer, and touch-friendly play
- Ambient audio, sound effects, mute controls, and volume sliders
- Resolution options up to 1920 x 1080
- Localized interface in English, Romanian, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, and Portuguese
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It's colourful. I haven't seen anything like this before. I struggled quite a lot to decide left or right from the bunny's perspective (rather than from my perspective). That makes the game quite difficult - but I liked that you left the steps on the screen when the bunny fails so I could look at the steps and choose the opposite direction. Well done!
thank you for the kind words, indeed is quite challenging even for adults. I just need to fix the sizing, replace the emoji icons with actual icon graphics and adjust the game for horizontal mobile and maybe add some more levels and a score ladder. Not sure if is worth switching to unity and make it as a topdown game.