Sky Code

The task of the user is to map the location of the pigs on the left side board of the floor. There are three levels of difficulty – with four, six, or eight pigs to map. While playing with objects on the grid, a child learns logical thinking and the basics of coding.

The task is to fill in the empty fields according to the rules of one of the oldest puzzle games – Sudoku. Each row, column, and cell must contain a different element (here: a butterfly). There are three levels of difficulty, differing in the number of empty cells.

The player’s task is to map the arrangement of turtles included in the pattern. Everything is important, also the colour! The user has three levels of difficulty to choose from, differing in the number of turtles to map. While playing with objects on the grid, the child learns logical thinking and the basics of coding.

The task of the user is to map the mirror image of the animals – from the left board to the right board. There are three levels of difficulty available – with four, six, or eight foxes. While playing with objects on the grid, the child learns logical thinking and the basics of coding.

The player’s task is to fill in the empty cells by half-symmetrical mapping of the elements on the left. There are three levels of difficulty to choose from, differing in the number of items to move.

Test your perceptiveness and concentration skills! Match the jelly beans on the right and left boards so that they fit together perfectly. There are three levels of difficulty to choose from, differing in the number of elements to match.

The task of the user is to move the yellow balloon to the place where the coded route leads. There are three levels of difficulty – they differ in board size and code difficulty.

Countless treasures are waiting for you to find them … To reach a chest full of valuables, mark the correct path with the arrows. Remember, there can be several paths – the most important thing is that they lead to the goal! There are three difficulty levels, depending on the number of cells leading to the treasure.