Coding Planets

Play interactive puzzles and learn programming logics.

"Coding Planets" is an educational mobile game that helps players learn fundamental programming concepts through interactive puzzles. Suitable for beginners and students, it teaches essential skills such as sequencing, functions, and loops. Players guide a robot by solving challenges and developing problem-solving skills in a fun and engaging way. Start your coding journey today and build a strong foundation in programming logic with Coding Planets!

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By:: Min Thura Zaw
Downloads:: 391,219+ 16
Rating:: 4.20
(2,251)
Version:: 1.1 (Last updated: 2025-03-01)
Version code:: 2
Creation date:: 2017-11-18
Permissions:: android.permission.VIBRATE
com.material.design.codingplanet.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
Size:: 19.03M
Email:: mi*****@gmail.com
URLs:: Privacy policy
Full description:: See detailed description
Source:: Google Play Store
Updated:: 21 hours ago

Ranking

# 100,470 ▲ 56

User reviews

Pros

Fun and engaging gameplay
Good introduction to coding concepts
Nice graphics and visual presentation
Challenging puzzles with increasing difficulty
Innovative way to learn programming

Cons

Limited number of levels
Inability to stop code execution without deleting it
Repetitive or unpleasant background music
Arbitrary level restrictions that may frustrate learners
Need for more hints and explanations

Most mentioned

Request for more levels
Desire for a stop button during code execution
Issues with loops and recursion explanations
Fun way to visualize programming concepts
Graphics and overall design are appealing

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User reviews

It is a learning app that helps to understand the basics of programming in a play-like manner. 3 stars from me because of the loops. The game teaches the loop is a form of recursion (a function that calls itself) which is plain wrong. And there is no variables which limits the game even more. This could be fine if there were enough levels to play with and some kind of a sandbox but there is none.

John Smith, 2021-09-11

I really liked the way this team used most-commonly-used programing codes to play as a game. It was very helpful for better visualisation for some of the main units used in computer programs. So, I promise the app developers have my full support from me to develop next more levels in this Android App. 'cause it has only 8+8+10 Only Chapters (levels)