What coding games are available on Codepip?

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Codepip hosts a catalog of browser-based coding games organized by web development topic. CSS has the largest selection, followed by HTML, JavaScript, and a few specialized topics like SQL and Tailwind. Most games are marked "Pro," while a handful are free to play, including Flexbox Froggy, Grid Garden, Anchoreum, and the beta Tailwind Trainer.

CSS games

CSS is Codepip's deepest category, covering layout, selectors, transforms, and utility classes.

Game Focus Access
Flexbox Froggy CSS flexbox fundamentals Free
Flexbox Froggy Pro Flexbox mastery with infinite practice levels Pro
Grid Garden CSS grid Free
Anchoreum Positioning and sizing elements with CSS anchor Free, new
Cascade Rapid-fire CSS microgames Pro
CSS Scoops CSS selectors Pro
Nth Cart The :nth-child() selector Pro
Selector Showdown CSS selector specificity Pro
CSS Surgeon Scaling, rotating, and moving elements with transform Pro
Tailwind Trainer Tailwind utility classes Free, beta

If you are new to layout, start with Flexbox Froggy and Grid Garden before moving to the Pro variants. Selector-focused games (CSS Scoops, Nth Cart, Selector Showdown) target a different skill set and are worth revisiting separately.

HTML games

Three Pro games cover HTML structure and file organization:

  • Nester — practice nesting HTML code correctly.
  • Pathfinder — construct file paths.
  • Sourcery — write HTML using Emmet abbreviations.

JavaScript games

JavaScript games split into math, arrays, strings, console, and internationalization:

  • Code Crunchers — JavaScript math.
  • Disarray — JavaScript array methods.
  • Stringo — JavaScript string methods.
  • Regex Machina — regular expressions.
  • Console Caper — getting the most out of the browser developer console.
  • Intl Delivery — the JavaScript internationalization API.

Other topics

  • Querymon — SQL database queries (Pro).

How to choose

Match the game to the skill you want to drill rather than working through the catalog in order. Layout problems point to Flexbox Froggy or Grid Garden; selector confusion points to CSS Scoops or Selector Showdown; array and string method recall points to Disarray or Stringo. Free games let you sample a topic before deciding whether the Pro tier is worth it for the deeper practice levels.

A free account adds checkpoints (saved progress accessible from any device), achievements, and notifications about new releases. Pro plans are listed separately on the site's Plans page, with monthly, annual, lifetime, and group options.