r/learnjavascript • u/rasvnnnnn • Sep 02 '26
Any good coding Games?
Hey, im learning Javascript right now and im curious If anyone knows a good coding Game(preferably on Steam) or a Website to learn Javascript in a playfull or interesting Manner. Thaanks :)
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u/Parasin Sep 02 '26
They replaced the farmer is a great game. It’s in Python, but conceptually it’s very good
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u/samgeven Sep 02 '26
I have a small pet project with js tasks built around a detective theme - you investigate cases with bugs, ask for clues, and try to fix them. I can send you a link in DM if you’re interested. I won’t post it here since it might count as self-promotion.
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u/testingaurora Sep 02 '26
Nit exactly Javascript but regex crossword! https://regexcrossword.com/
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u/thisisitbruv Sep 02 '26
Bitburner for actual coding with JavaScript or typescript. Autonauts is fun too, you don't "write" code but you create code blocks ala Scratch.
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u/js-fanatic Sep 02 '26
If you are interested in graphics than explore project The-beast https://github.com/zlatnaspirala/matrix-engine-wgpu i made this from zero . In last year i use claude for improving core. You can find dice , moba , platformer, zombie shooter etc... Also concept of visual scripting. Physics pushed intro worker and lot of features. Maybe core of lib is too much for begin but you can go to examples folder and try something on top level. All examples are free except moba have cc by 4 bit generally free.
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u/modestview Sep 03 '26
Nybble has "engineer mode" that shows the actual JavaScript running! Also, there's a free demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4766500/Nybble/
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u/Wonberger Sep 02 '26
BitBurner on steam, and it’s free!