Other Features | - The primary actions players perform repeatedly, such as combat, exploration, puzzle-solving, etc., How players advance through levels, unlock new abilities, or gain experience points (XP)., Includes turn-based, real-time, action, strategy, or a combination., Handling items, currencies, or other limited resources., The unique skills or powers players can use (e.g., spells, weapons, special moves)., The setting, lore, and history within which the game takes place.
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key_features | - The primary gameplay revolves around solving coding puzzles using real programming languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript, C++, etc.)., Challenges often vary in difficulty, ranging from simple syntax and logic problems to more complex algorithmic challenges., Players can write code in a built-in editor and immediately receive feedback or test results on whether their code passes specific test cases., Some games allow players to run their code in a sandbox environment, giving them a chance to debug and improve it in real time., Players can progress through various levels or stages that increase in difficulty, providing a sense of growth and accomplishment., Some games include achievements or badges as milestones to mark skill progress., Points and Rewards: Completing tasks or challenges may grant players points, coins, or in-game currency, which could be used for unlocking new levels or cosmetic upgrades.
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