A game that allows players to experience software development is an excellent way to introduce coding and programming concepts like loops and conditional statements. Games that allow this include Zachtronics' Shenzhen I/O, which puts players in the shoes of disaffected engineers working for an uninteresting chip maker and have to design computer chips by hand. The circuits they're asked to design get more difficult beginning with making the lights blink in a specific pattern.

The interface of the game is similar to the one you will find in browsers. Additionally, it is a great way to teach scripting. Screeps is another excellent example that is a game that combines JavaScript code with massively multi-player online gameplay to build self-sustaining colonies. Both games do a great job of teaching basic concepts while slowly introducing new ones.

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