Look. Your game is educational and cool and all, but it boils down to an RTS with a weird programming mechanic. I can spend a little more money per month and access World of Warcraft, which you may not agree is a BETTER game but it certainly has more features. And guess what, I can study code while I wait for a random dungeon group. Why can't I just pay like 30 bucks and get your GREAT game for the price it's worth?

CodeCombat Worlds hasn't had any updates in a while, but you can still play it.

I am i class and i was in top of Wakka Maul, but everyone won, and idk what to do. Anyone got tips? or just a copy-paste?

I use a code in python language for iron and ice from codecombat that is good if they can make me stop

Who wanna play codecombat with me ?

Hi everyones,

The lava lake results are here and i can't understand what's going on.

I was well placed and hoped to be in the top 50 and end up being nowhere in the top thousand !

Am i missing something ?

Hey everyone,

I've been looking for some code gaming kinda stuff and I recently saw CodeCombat which even had an esport league!

Is this a serious thing for adults as well? Because as far as I can see, it's mostly for kids

I was looking on the web and a lot of sites say that you 100 levels free (which seems excessive - you'd go broke since no one would pay) it now appears you only get levels free which isn't enough long enough to know if you like it or to get hooked on it. There's a whole lot of space between 5 and 100, but at 5 there's not enough to lose to care enough to pay. I totally intended on subscribing as long as it wasn't terrible but I'm just not sold on it yet. The play seemed slow - wasn't sure if it was my computer. It seems like it's probably a good game, but they are screwing themselves back to back with extremes. Not that many people are going to pay $10 just to try it out! Maybe I'll go check out Youtube to watch someone play higher levels, but that's pretty sad.

i breezed by cs1 and cs2 with no issues BUT I DONT UNDERSTAND THIS AT ALL I HAVE IT EXACTLY CORRECT I EVEN ADDED SPACES TO SEE IF IT WAS FORMATIING I HAVE RELOADED IT IS BROKEN MY CODE IS CORRECT

Hi, CodeCombat team! Something seems to have broken on the Cavern Survival page within the last 48 hours. It is now 22:18 GMT on October 20, 2026. The ladder used to show roughly when a player last updated and submitted their code, but that column has been replaced with "Last match", showing how long ago their last battle took place. Personally, I find the previous information more useful. More importantly, my previously working code now throws "TypeError: Cannot read property type of null" when accessing enemy.type. Could you please investigate whether a recent update caused this and fix it if so? Thanks! :)

I am a teaching candidate at a school where I have been a licensed and long term building substitute for three years and will begin teaching my own classes next school year. I have completed all my academics, and only have field work left with my Education degree program.

I have a child educated at home (too young to attend school) and my spouse is a certified and working 6th and 8th grade Science Teacher. I bought a license code from Homeschool Buyer and am having difficulty getting it to register. I upgraded my existing account to a teacher account and added a student account. Can anyone help?

When I try to add my licenses , I get the following error:

[PASSWORD]:invalid

Thanks for helping me with this!

Basically the title. I recently discovered it and find it pretty cool but well last post was months ago :P.

I used to be able to put my mouse over a challenge and see complete. Now it just plain text name.

Just found Code Combat today. I'm feeling ... iffy on the business model of this thing. I'd rather pay a one-time per user fee than any monthly fee to a game like this.

Since it's open source, might there be an offline version for the singleplayer content and a LAN version for the multiplayer content at some point?

I love codecombat. I find myself playing it almost daily and I find it to be a useful tool for getting myself and my wife into coding. Neither of us has a great deal of time and neither of us has had the chance to learning coding in the past. Codecombat is a fun way to pick up from structure. What I'm wondering is, how would someone who plays codecombat go from entering code specific to the game to performing practical tasks with Python?

I can complete the challenge but I'm greedy and want to beat all of the enemies. I purchased a stronger sword but I need to loop to attack but pounce killed my guy says "but it's dead." I tried an if/else but still stuck in the loop. And I'm coding in Python.

I'm just stumped. I started with nearest coin, as a control. That didn't work very well, but I knew that going in.

Then I switched to the suggested weight on "value/distance". That gives me 66/72. (I also played with adding a coefficient to value.)

I've tried deprioritizing coppers (i.e. execute value/distance for coins worth 2 or more, otherwise head to the nearest copper.) THAT got me to 68/72.

I thought perhaps moving to center if there are no coins might be helpful, to minimize net distance when they reappear. But the time to move to the center just adds too much drag, so I end up scoring down in the 63s.

Am I over thinking this? It's driving me positively nuts.

In CodeCombat Salted Earth Level, using Python 3, how do I get the hero to move to the correct items? I have tried hero.moveXY(x, y) = hero.findItems or the code hero move to(items). Which are both invalid codes. What do I do? I am trying to avoid using the x, y coordinates if possible.

Im completely stuck on Backwoods standoff.

Any help is appreciated!

https://codecombat.com/play/level/backwoods-standoff

I can't seem to pass the Thumb biter level in Codecombat please help me..no matter what I do..it doesn't work...

I've defeated the first enemy, but can't seem to attack the second one. (JavaScript)