Built specifically to appeal to girls, Erase All Kittens uses a Mario-style adventure game to introduce kids aged 7 to 13 to coding. The game works with standard programming languages such as HTML, CSS and Javascript, allowing kids to transfer what they've learned to other programs and projects.
So far, more than 170,000 players in over 170 countries have signed up, and over half of them are girls. To reach a wider audience and make subscriptions available to more kids, EAK has now partnered with Tesco. Holders of the British supermarket's loyalty card can use vouchers for a discount on an annual subscription, which is normally priced at GBP 12.49.
