Program a sprite step by step through a maze, but the medal you want needs the shortest program and a loop.
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How to play
Build a sequence of move and turn blocks (with Repeat and If-Path-Ahead) so the sprite reaches the goal. It is not enough to arrive, gold rewards solving with the fewest blocks, which usually means folding repeated steps into a loop.
Add blocks from the palette, then press Run to send the sprite
Reach the goal to earn bronze, silver or gold by efficiency
Hint reveals how few blocks the optimal loop-based solution uses
Controls
Desktop: click palette chips to add blocks, click ✕ to remove, type a count into Repeat; use Run, Clear and Hint buttons
Phone & tablet: tap the palette and program blocks directly
Game modes
Daily: the same seeded maze for everyone, in Small, Medium or Large
Practice: generate fresh mazes at any size with New Maze
Tips & strategy
Spot the longest straight run and wrap it in a Repeat to slash your block count
If Path Ahead lets one program survive branching corridors
What you'll learn
Sprite Sprint turns maze-solving into a lesson in writing tight, looped programs, building real programming logic.
