Some games claim to help you learn to play the drums or the guitar, but a new Kickstarter project provides a decidedly meta challenge by teaching you how to code games — from within a 3D adventure game itself. Code Hero is the brainchild of Alex Peake and Primer Labs, and is a type of first-person shooter built using the Unity game engine. Instead of firing bullets, however, the game features a "code gun" that allows players to write and shoot JavaScript at various objects, actually changing elements in the 3D environment from within the game itself. Through a series of different missions — where players are mentored by early computing pioneers Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage — the game aims to teach players to actually code full Unity games themselves.