Lightbot : Code Hour

Name: Lightbot : Code Hour
Rating: 4.1 (241 reviews)
Author: SpriteBox LLC

By: SpriteBox LLC

Education

Features & Capabilities

Lightbot : Code Hour is a kid-friendly coding puzzle game that introduces programming concepts to K–12 students. Players guide a robot through levels using simple commands to light tiles, learning procedures, loops, and conditionals in a fun, accessible format. The game features 20 levels and multiple language options to support diverse classrooms, with no in-app purchases.

Educators worldwide use Lightbot to spark interest in computer science and programming. Save slots allow multiple players to progress at their own pace, compare stars and levels, and track commands used. A follow-on version offers more puzzles for continued challenge.

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By:

SpriteBox LLC

Rating:

4.10

(241) 1 ratings

Version:

1.6.8 Last updated: 2016-12-06

Version code:

841459591

Creation date:

2014-05-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

47.54MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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# 111,243 ▼ 235

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Developed by:

SpriteBox LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lightbot-code-hour/id873943739

Website:

http://lightbot.com

User Reviews

It is all good except the Spritebox place/.spritebox.com is not working

by Ir*****, 2026-05-27

I can’t get past this level and my dad can’t even either cause he has it on his phone. It’s like why can’t I get past it and he can’t get past it too. Why does this has to be so hard get a different kind. OK it might cost you money

by Ge*****, 2025-06-08

Got this for my very STEM minded almost 5 year old. He had a blast playing it with me. Levels are cleverly designed to introduce loop concept. He’s not able to do the loop levels by himself yet but he sort of got the idea already just in one play session.