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Code and destroy!

11 years ago

Hello, name’s Michał, I’m the developer of Code and destroy! the game about coding, building and destroying. Robots.

Current featurese are basic building menu where you can create a robot using objects like wheels, laser sights, guns etc. and then code them using using robot-coding-custom-scripting-language allowing You to make your robot come to life. Loops, variables, switches, everything needed is ready!

So… Now, what am I working on? More additions to scripting, the code now looks a bit messy as you can see on one of the screenshots. I’ll do my best to make it look better. Next thing is that ifs can’t work inside other ifs. Endif is not working for the if it should. Loops uses names for each loop, so you start for example loop main and you end loop main. Arena feature is also not ready. I’ll have to find a hosting for database of player-created robots and do some php coding for operations on that data.

I hope you’ll find this project interesting and follow the development. I’ll add news after every major update.

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