Home Worlds About Discussion. Kodu provides an end-to-end creative environment for designing, building, and playing your own new games. Aimed at children, although accessible to anybody, Kodu offers a high-level language that. Kodu Downloads You do not need to download both files. Regular users should download and install the KoduSetup.EXE file. The KoduSetup.MSI file is for system administrators installing Kodu via SCCM.
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Kodu is now available in the Microsoft store. This is the same as the desktop build with the bonus that it will automatically be updated as new versions are released. You can find it here.
The desktop builds are most useful when installing Kodu off-line. For instance, you can put the installer on a USB drive and install it on multiple PCs. You do not need to download both files. Regular users should download and install the KoduSetup.EXE file. The KoduSetup.MSI file is for system administrators installing Kodu via SCCM.
Latest Version : 1.5.53.0
Both the Microsoft Store build and the Desktop builds store the user's levels in the same location so you can freely switch between them without losing any work.
Legacy Versions
If you need a specific version of Kodu, email KoduSupport@InfiniteInstant.com. I have most of the older versions and will make them available as needed.
System Requirements
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Supported Operating Systems
Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, Windows XP
A graphics card that supports DirectX 9.0c and Shader Model 2.0 or higher is required. .NET Framework 4.0 or higher is required. XNA Framework 4.0 Redistributable is required. The XNA redist is included in the .EXE version of the installer. For system admins installing via the .MSI you can get the XNA redist here: XNA 4 Redist
Questions?
For questions or any support issues, email KoduSupport@InfiniteInstant.com.
Kodu allows adults and children alike to create their own games in a fun and exciting interface that feels like a game in its own right. The premise is simple: to teach children and adults to learn programming and coding without all the complicated and frustrating streams of actual code.
The Kodu Game Lab was set up by Microsoft, and it is still being tweaked and having all the bugs and issues ironed out, so some users may experience glitches or hiccups. These should be reported back so as to allow a fix to be designed and implemented. Users design and create their own games, using a colourful and user-friendly interface that removes the need for typing code.
By starting out with Kodu, children and adults can go through the lessons and tutorials, using the few ready-made objects and learning about them. The objects can then be placed using the mouse and keyboard. Interactions and movements can be initiated using the special card system. These practises feel like a game, challenging the user to create long streams of acceptable actions, interactions and responses, and the whole process is a literal depiction of how coding a software programme works. In this way, the user has the fun of 'playing' as they make a game, which is itself fun to use and play, but also learns a surprising amount about the basics of programming.
With most people preferring to use software rather than create it, Kodu is a great way to make new computer users realise that programming can be even more exciting than just using software created by others.
Pros
- Easy to use, but comprehensive programming editor
- Clear lessons to help the user get started
- An original concept and a great idea
Cons
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- Still some glitches every now and then (but very minor)
- The programme has a rather limited number of objects
