This site is great at turning code into a game, but it only does that with major, ‘practical’, programming languages (e.g., Python, C, Javascript, Ruby, …). What if codingame added support for ‘esoteric’ (not practical) programming languages such as Befunge, Brainf*ck, and golfing languages like Vyxal. I haven’t been on this site for long, and this is my first post, so if this sounds like a dumb idea, feel free to let me know. I personally think that esolangs (as esoteric programming languages are known) are a fun part of coding, that while not practical, can help programmers understand the more low-level aspects of what a programming language actually is. There are thousands of esolangs, so it wouldn’t be reasonable for the site’s administrators (I don’t really know the ‘power structure’ of this website yet, so correct me if I’m wrong) to add them all. Possibly the site could add a way for users to add interpreters. Most esolangs are small, and interpreters are readily available. This system would allow people to add their own programming languages or esolangs that haven’t been included yet to the site.