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Vixle: A game engine that teaches kids to code

• barodeur 12y ago
  This reminds me http://craftstud.io/ http://craftstud.io/ which is also a game to create games. It was also crowd founded https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/craftstudio-real-time-collaborative-game-making https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/craftstudio-real-time-col....
• ris 12y ago
  "A..." (presumably nonfree) "...game engine that teaches kids to code" ...by hiding the source from them?
  • nathannecro 12y ago
    I'm curious why precisely they need to see the source. As a secondary note: Why would you expect it to be free? It's something that someone spent time on.
    • ris 12y ago
      I'm curious as to why it should be hidden from them. Hiding source is the perfect way to create a "them and us" environment. "Sure, go and play and code away in your little sandbox but don't ever expect to understand how and why things in the game are achieved. That's real programming." As a secondary note, I "expect" to be able to see source as they "expect" me to run their code on my computer.