A game for software development is an immersive learning tool that allows players to create, modify and use a program. It is usually designed for students who want to become professional computer system application developers. Students typically play the role of staff members in the digital community and develop computer programs within a certain time frame. This kind of video game is a great way to teach students computer science and programming concepts like loops and conditional statements. Zachtronics’ Shenzhen I/O is an excellent example of this kind of video game. It has a user-friendly interface that resembles the tools used by developers in browsers and teaches iteration and scripting.