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Ideas for story-driven educational adventure world to teach programming

djbango
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Hi!

 

I'm building a adventure world to teach programming for children. At the moment, I have forge ComputerCraftEdu-mod installed, which is the main tool for solving puzzles in the game world that I'm creating. I need your help to find more useful mods that fit my purpose.

Need to know:

- Story is futuristic, post-apocalyptic, some influence from Wall-E (People have left the earth, robots are left on earth to fix our mess)

- Puzzles and challenges get harder and harder and are part of the story. Influence from HL2 and Portal-games.

- Game starts as a co-op game. When the players finish the game, they gain access to multiplayer server, where they start rebuilding the newly rescued earth, with the help of ComputerCraft and ComputerCraftEdu robots of course.

- I'm forced to use version 1.8.9 of Forge because of the ComputerCraftEdu compatibility.

- This is part of a big research project

 

Mod suggestions? :)

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