JavaScript rules

JavaScript rules Free Game

Rated 3.80/5 (5) —  Free Android application by Artificial Playground

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About JavaScript rules

JavaScript rules is a fun, unique, and challenging puzzle where lines of code are its pieces. No typing is involved, the game is played by placing the lines of code in the right order. The game is directed at both beginners as advanced programmers. For the beginners it can be a learning adventure, where they can learn new stuff every level. For more advanced programmers it is a chance to test and show your JavaScript programming skills. The game involves basic subjects, such as conditionals and loops, but also more advanced, typical JavaScript problems. For both beginners and professionals the game provides a chance to play the old classics in a new way. Play games such as Tetris, Bomberman, and Snake, while coding you way through!

If you think you're up for the task, you can try to design your own levels. Although the design tool is still in beta, it is operational and you can write and test your levels. If you're satisfied with the result, the level can be sent to our servers, and if correct, we will try to add your level to an upcoming version of JavaScript rules.

How to Download / Install

Download and install JavaScript rules version 1.0.0 on your Android device!
Downloaded 100+ times, content rating: Everyone
Android package: io.cordova.javascriptrules, download JavaScript rules.apk

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Game History & Updates

More downloads  JavaScript rules reached 100 - 500 downloads

What are users saying about JavaScript rules

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by W####:

There is nothing useful here. One would think that you could learn java script by completing the logic puzzles, but that doesn't happen. Often I was guessing or trying every possible combination to advance, unclear of the goal. Finally called it quits on Level 12, where it seems like an easy block puzzle. Nope, an error. Cannot read property of 'x' undefined. The link in game will Google search the error, but there is no explaination as to why moving turnLeft(); from the bottom two positions would cause the error to occur. I am fairly convinced the puzzle is badly coded and unsolvable.


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