Kode Studio

About Kode Studio

Kode Studio is a single player action game. It was developed by Robert Konrad and was released on May 1, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Kode Studio is an all-in-one integrated development environment for portable and high performance game development and creative coding. The bundled Kha framework provides a low-level but easy to learn API on top of the Haxe programming language (similar to Java or C#) and GLSL (for shader programming). Your program can be exported to very efficient HTML5 which makes use of the latest browser featu…

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Free to Play

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Single-Player

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75%Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews

Effective as a time tracker for coding sessions in Visual Studio Code and other IDEs, integrating automatically and displaying activity on Steam.
Lightweight and faster alternative to Visual Studio Code with fewer popups and bloat, suitable for beginners and educational use especially in programming basics and game design.
Open-source and multilingual, with community support and available guides, making it accessible and easy to use for casual users.

Outdated since its last update in 2018, lacking essential modern features and extension support critical for serious programming work.
Unstable and buggy as a standalone IDE, with poor support for certain languages and frameworks like C# Unity, leading to frequent crashes and functional limitations.
Poor public reception and low userbase on Steam, with many users considering it a disabled or crippled knockoff of Visual Studio Code.

graphics
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0% positive mentions, 100% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Users express a desire for improved graphics by transitioning from haxeflixel to haxe kha, indicating some dissatisfaction with the current graphics framework.