Individual Coding Awbie, Jam and Duo are no longer sold separately. The blocks needed to play all three games are sold as a trio in the Coding Family Bundle for $79.00 USD.

The new Coding Starter Kit sells for $99 USD. The kit includes the Osmo Base for iPad or Amazon Fire. The Coding Family did not include an Osmo Base and was sold for $123 USD.

The new Coding Family Bundle is sold separately for $79 USD (includes the new game pieces for Coding Awbie, Coding Jam, and Coding Duo). The separate games do not include a base.

Osmo does not offer an exchange program for the classic Coding blocks since they will work with any new game/software updates for Awbie, Jam, or Duo now and in the future. There's no reason to replace them!

If you own the classic Awbie blocks and want to play Jam and Duo also, you will need to purchase the new Coding Family Bundle. 

You will need to purchase the new Coding Family Bundle. 

There are 31 blocks in total. 

For reference, the new Coding Block set now includes the following:

• 6 Walk Blocks
• 3 Hand Blocks
• 3 Jump Blocks
• 1 Magic Block
• 2 Repeat Blocks
• 3 Two Quantifiers
• 3 Three Quantifiers
• 3 Four Quantifiers
• 2 Five Quantifiers
• 2 Rest Blocks
• 3 Subroutines (Star, Circle, Square)

While we hope to update our curriculum information to correspond to the new versions of the Osmo Coding games, we don’t currently have an ETA for when this information will be released.

No, you will not lose your progress in any of the Coding games. Like all game/software updates, game progress is saved as long as a myOsmo account is being used. 

At this time no levels have been added or removed. The new versions of the Coding games offer visual improvements, some gameplay refinements, and simplification of complex coding concepts.

Through years of playtesting, we learned that there were a number of pain points using the green Play Block. The game development team has refined Coding Awbie to no longer require it. 

The new core set of blocks does not require the Play Block (Coding Awbie), the Caution Block (Coding Awbie), or the Mo & Awbie Blocks (Coding Duo) to play the games. These blocks are no longer needed or included.

Yes, you can. That said, if you own the Coding Family Bundle then you have all the coding blocks needed to play Awbie, Jam and Duo. There's no real need to use the additional classic blocks you own, other than as extra blocks.

Note too: while all of the Action and Repeat Blocks will still attach to each other magnetically, old quantifiers (Number Blocks) will not be physically compatible with the new Action Blocks. You can mix and match if you so choose.

If you currently own all three Coding Games (Coding Awbie, Coding Jam and Coding Duo) and their sets of blocks, you can continue playing as usual. However, if you own one game, and want to add the other two, you will need to purchase the new full set of Coding Blocks.

While all of the Action and Repeat Blocks will still attach to each other magnetically, old quantifiers (Number Blocks) will not be physically compatible with the new Action Blocks. You can mix and match if you so choose.

No! The Osmo game development team has improved the games based on feedback from customers.

The new versions of the Coding games offer visual improvements, some gameplay refinements, and simplification of complex coding concepts.

There are several differences between the classic Coding blocks and the new Coding Family Bundle coding blocks:

1. The quantifiers (Number Blocks) connect differently to the Action Blocks (Walk, Hand, Jump, Repeat, Rest, and Subroutines).
2. Action Blocks now use a small nub to connect instead of magnets.
3. The new core set of blocks does not require the Play Block (Coding Awbie), the Caution Block (Coding Awbie), or the Mo & Awbie Blocks (Coding Duo) to play the games. These blocks are no longer needed or included.
   
4. Instead of 44 blocks needed for Coding Awbie, Jam and Duo combined, the new Coding Family bundle set includes 31 blocks, all of which fit into one stackable storage container.

For reference, the new Coding Block set now includes the following:

• 6 Walk Blocks
• 3 Hand Blocks
• 3 Jump Blocks
• 1 Magic Block
• 2 Repeat Blocks
• 3 Two Quantifiers
• 3 Three Quantifiers
• 3 Four Quantifiers
• 2 Five Quantifiers
• 2 Rest Blocks
• 3 Subroutines (Star, Circle, Square)

Yes! You can continue playing the existing Osmo coding games or upgrade the software to the latest versions and continue playing as well. All the Coding blocks you currently own are compatible with the newer game/software versions.