A world of software development provides gamers with immersive learning experiences that allow players to create, modify and utilize a program. It is specifically designed for students who want to become a professional computer software developer.

Video games are full of simulations of real-world software and engineering. Minecraft players have created faux electronic devices that have a dazzling complexity, and numerous video games have introduced elements of programming. Ozaria is a good example. It lets users design circuits using draggable commands that resemble assembly language. Shenzhen I/O is developed by Zachtronics helps programmers comprehend the relationship between hardware, software, and how computation takes place at a lower-level.

Screeps is another game with a unique design by Zachtronics that brings JavaScript to a videogame-like setting that looks similar to the tools used by developers in browsers. It comes with scripts, a console, and the console. Although it's not designed for beginner coding experts but it can help introduce concepts like single-time actions, variables and loops to players who are familiar with JavaScript. Robo Instructus allows players to write high-level commands to an in-game robotic character who navigates a path that is full of obstacles.