Ubisoft launches the mobile version of one of its most interesting educational games and with which the little ones in the house can learn the basics of programming in a fun way. So, if you have to put only one game on your children, consider this one from Rabbids Coding.
Rabbids Coding, play while you learn to code
It has always been easier to learn while playing than to do it through the outdated and boring classic methods that many continue to impose. And is that when you have fun it is easier to assimilate all the concepts that arise. Especially if they are complex issues such as programming and the use of conditionals, loops, etc. that supposes.
For this reason, for several years now we have been seeing how applications and games appeared that in a fun way allowed the smallest of the house to start programming. For this, languages such as Scratch were logically used, which in a very visual way helped to understand the logic behind an application.
The only problem is that not all applications had or managed to attract the little ones equally. Especially for those of certain ages, hence achieving something more like a video game was much more effective. And that’s what Ubisoft did with RabbidsCoding. A title that for a matter of a year has been available for PC and that now sees the versions for iOS and Android arrive.
With Rabbids Coding , as you can imagine, the little ones at home will have to control these rabbits that surely you will not know, but they will because of their series of drawings available on Netflix. In each level these characters will have to overcome different challenges and for this it will be the youngest who must give them the instructions to follow. How? Well, with a block programming language. You will only have to assign actions one after the other, give it to execute and see if it achieves the expected result or not.
That’s how easy and simple RabbidsCoding is, but don’t think it’s worthless either. Because with this use of the action blocks, the children will assume the bases of programming, the logic necessary to solve different problems and thus better understand how the applications that ultimately do that work.
A free game to learn to code
Without a doubt, Rabbids Coding is a very good proposal for the little ones to acquire skills that tomorrow will be as necessary as languages are today. And the best thing is that it is a free game that they can run on mobile devices , so it will be much easier for them to use a touch interface.
So now you know, if you want your children to become familiar with programming, you already have a new option that will surely attract them from the first moment. Although be careful if you leave them alone with the phone, it is not going to be that they end up playing something else or watching YouTube videos if you do not have active parental controls.
