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Version 1.0.4 · 2026-08-19
For better user experience, we have fixed some minor issues. Little Dinosaur come and explore!
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The store currently lists version 1.0.4, updated 2026-08-19.








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Dragon Coding — Kids Coding Game & Dragon Adventure
Block Coding for Kids • Learn to Code • Play, Battle, Explore
Welcome to Dragon Coding, a joyful kids coding game where children become brave dragon trainers and learn real coding skills through play. With simple block coding, kids build commands that come alive—move, attack, cast skills, and win exciting missions.
Why parents love Dragon Coding:
• Learn to code with confidence: block coding made for beginners
• Build logic step by step: sequence, loops, events, and functions
• No stress learning: clear guidance, friendly pacing, satisfying wins
• Safe for kids: no third-party ads, offline play supported…
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For better user experience, we have fixed some minor issues. Little Dinosaur come and explore!
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