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Code Wizard: Java Edition

85% positive of 41 Steam reviews

Released: 2024
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Duckisoft.

About the game

Learn to code in Java as well as learning important Object Oriented Programming principles. Solve puzzles while learning new features as you track down the evil wizard intent on destroying the world. Write real Java code while playing through an RPG story!

Tagged by players

Programming
Hacking
CRPG
Family Friendly
Female Protagonist
Puzzle
RPG
Top-Down
Linear
Logic
Pixel Graphics
Fantasy

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Positive

What players say

Not recommended
The game is fairly decent for learning how to code in Java. But there is a lot it could do, but doesn't. My biggest gripe is the spelling and grammatical errors. If this game is to be a good educational resource, then it needs to be easy to read no matter your understanding of the English language. Within the first hour I've already seen missing periods, and I know from other reviews that there are spelling errors…
55 min played when written. 14 found it helpful.
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Recommended
It's a great little game to teach the basics of object oriented programming to people who take interest in the topic. However, you should know the basics of non-OOP to be able to learn from this. It's not essential, but highly recommended. The concepts of public/private/protected, and abstract keywords, classes, interfaces and exception handling are pretty well put on display as to how they work. Also I would…
27 h played when written. 11 found it helpful.
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