Untrusted
A meta-JavaScript adventure game where you edit the game's own JavaScript code to solve roguelike puzzles.
What is Untrusted?
Untrusted is a meta-JavaScript adventure game where players solve puzzles by editing the game's own JavaScript code. It presents roguelike levels that are initially impossible to complete, requiring players to modify the provided code to alter the game world and progress. The game combines programming with puzzle-solving in a unique browser-based experience.
JavaScript developers and programming enthusiasts who enjoy creative problem-solving and meta-game mechanics. It's particularly appealing to those interested in educational games that teach programming concepts through interactive challenges.
Untrusted offers a unique blend of programming and gaming where the code itself becomes the puzzle mechanic. Unlike traditional puzzle games, it requires actual JavaScript manipulation, making it both educational and entertaining for developers.
Overview
A meta-JavaScript adventure game by Alex Nisnevich and Greg Shuflin.
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning JavaScript through interactive puzzle-solving
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