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Version 1.2.5 · 2026-08-03
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The store currently lists version 1.2.5, updated 2026-08-03.








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Spaceship launch, let's go! Destination, the cosmos! DinoCode, a space coding game for kids crafted by Yateland, invites you to traverse the universe in an extraordinary space exploration game. This educational and fun coding game for kids offers an out-of-this-world dinosaur game experience, teaching children programming during an unforgettable journey with our adorable dinosaur.
With DinoCode, learning to code is as simple as playing with blocks. The game incorporates a drag-and-drop interface, making the children's coding experience intuitive and engaging. The coding blocks are designed like building blocks, thus promoting learning through play.
While having a blast in space, you'll get to pilot dinosaur mechs across planets to solve cosmic crises. These missions provide an exciting backdrop to learning important coding concepts like sequences, loops, conditions, and functions.…
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