ThinkFun Code Master – Single-Player Programming Logic Game with 60 Levels on 10 Maps, Tokens & Guide Scrolls – Screen‑Free STEM Puzzle for Ages 8+ (1950)

This is a wonderful introduction for children (and adults) to simple programming logic structures. I've been an application developer for nearly 20 years and my child (age 9) was able to pick this up and run with it. It feels like a puzzle to him and it is abstract enough to not be overwhelming. He's learning the fundamentals of loop and logic structures and not getting tied down in the specifics of a particular programming language. My mother (who also was a professional programmer) was so intrigued that she requested one for her birthday. This is an excellent product and the 60 levels allow the player to start slowly with very simple problems, learn the principles, but have plenty of advancing challenges to stay engaged for a long time. I'd give this game 6 stars if that was an option.

Todo llegó completo, la caja un poco maltratada pero sin daños al interior, el juego es realmente bueno, nos pasamos un buen rato mi hija y yo resolviendo los niveles

I bought this for my son and I must admit it's tricky at times. It doesn't teach coding really but more about logic and instructing and breaking down commands to simple actions which is great for explaining to children what exactly does a computer program do. It's easy in the beginning but quickly ramps up and well it take the whole family sometimes to figure out the sequence. Definitely hours of fun or frustration depending how you like this sort of challenge.

Great gift for a young kid into coding, really happy with this purchase it was a fantastic Xmas gift.

The game is really fun to play - both for my daughter (5) and adults, myself (programmer) and my wife (a teacher) so I highly recommend it. I was a bit afraid that this will be thrown-away-money as I wasn't sure how my little girl will react to such a puzzle but after the first attempt at playing I found out that this was money extremely well spent. The thing doesn't even feel like learning for the kid and if you add some additional sound effects and motivating explanations while the kid is playing it really feels like a computer game on the table :) The game is also really easy to set up and has a nice box layout so that it's not a problem even for the kids to place everything back where it belongs before they even notice that it's boring to clan up after playing :)