Nanili is a video game that will have kids using computer science techniques to solve problems. The goal of the game is to get the main character through to the other side of the maze, where a campfire awaits- the design of the game is set to resemble an Arctic landscape, so it’s important to get to the fire to keep warm! Players accomplish this goal by using a set number of movement inputs to navigate their way through the maze. Nanili lets the player experiment, iterate and repeat that process until the learner develops a comfort and knowledge of the coding concepts introduced.
The web version of Nanili (above) is supported on Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. If you are using Internet Explorer please use either Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge to play Nanili.
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