colobot VS OneLife

While I never had this, there are a series of games that my brother and I, (and later my school) used to learn similar concepts! https://colobot.info/

Not a Steam game, but an amazing programming puzzle game that I keep looking for a modern version of.

Year: 2001

Title: Colobot

Link: https://colobot.info/

My description: Use code to direct wheeled, hover and flying bots to construct, combat and explore.

Description: Colobot (Colonize with Bots) is an educational, post apocalyptic real-time strategy video game featuring 3D graphics, created by Swiss developer Epsitec SA. The objective of the game is to find a planet for colonization by the human race by establishing a basic infrastructure on the surface and eliminating any alien life forms endangering the expedition. The game takes place on the Earth, Moon, and seven fictional planets. The main feature of the game, which makes it educational, is the possibility for players to program their robots using a programming language similar to C++ or Java.

I remember reading about this game back when they opened the source code. Looks like it moved here, but latest commit was almost 2 years ago. r/Colobot haven't seen much activity either.

Oh if you look for programming, try Colobot , it is now 20 years old...

CoLoBot (Gold Edition)?

Well, you program it in java like language with proper syntax. https://colobot.info/

Did you get Colobot Gold Edition? Available here : https://colobot.info/

a very different take on programmable rts is https://colobot.info/

this is a very old game that has seen an open source release (including free assets) somewhat recently.

the original game is fully playable on modern platforms; lately some multiplayer features were added that look quite a bit of fun.

this is an early-noughties 3d rts, with the twist that all units (including the enemy, though this is obscured during normal gameplay) run user-editable code that can be changed in-game.

the rts campaign is supplemented by exercises designed to introduce complete beginners to programming (e.g. write a maze solver or a waypoint-driver flight controller).

the genius is, in my opinion, in that the affordances and fidelity of the simulation is such that controlling e.g. a flying flighter is fun and accessible.

do give this a go -- perhaps with your kids.

Links should be updated now on the sidebar. New links include - The Official Website, Official Forum, Official Discord, Suggestion Subreddit, Hetuw Mod, Two Hours One Life, OneTech, and the map.

One Hour One Life (http://onehouronelife.com) is public domain (software and assets). It's not playable without a healthy multiplayer community. The developer sells access to the official server.

I'm pretty sure you mean One Hour One Life

I brought it from here

If you can decipher the GitHub change log. I think there is a 5 second rolling timer, and if you move more that 6 times or click more than 3 in that timer it will bump you.

It appears if the baby has played less than 5 lives or less than 8 hours (https://github.com/jasonrohrer/OneLife/blob/master/server/settings/newPlayerLifeTotalSeconds.ini)