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A free quiz-RPG that teaches programming, networking, and CS by battling monsters with quiz answers
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A free, browser-based quiz-RPG for learning programming, networking, and computer science. Answer questions to battle monsters, level up your character, and track your progress across topic areas — built originally for college students, but open to anyone studying for an exam like Network+ or working through a first Java course.
A game by Brendan Shea, PhD — [email protected]
No account, no install, no tracking. Progress saves locally in your browser via localStorage. Pick a topic, start a set, and your spot is remembered next time you visit.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A free, browser-based quiz-RPG for learning programming, networking, and computer science. Answer questions to battle monsters, level up your character, and track your progress across topic areas — built originally for college students, but open to anyone studying for an exam like Network+ or working through a first Java course.
A game by Brendan Shea, PhD — [email protected]
No account, no install, no tracking. Progress saves locally in your browser via localStorage. Pick a topic, start a set, and your spot is remembered next time you visit.Read the full README ↗