I don't know, but the game which got me interested in programming was Quake because of QuakeC. The game itself doesn't have anything to do with programming at a

I don't know, but the game which got me interested in programming was Quake because of QuakeC. The game itself doesn't have anything to do with programming at all etc. but you can look in all the game files (not only code, also art assets etc.) and it was so easy to change things around. To build a simple level and write some scripted events, was really rewarding because you made something in really short time which you could actually really "see" (in the gameworld). Those games which try to teach you programming with little games/puzzles or whatever don't have any value to me. I don't know...