Sure, I can understand that. But has the world really become such a place that role playing a medieval/fantasy world is banned? Will the only books of the future available to study in an educational environment become grey monotonous tomes expounding at great length on neutral values? Is it the idea of violence that is the issue or the fact that it exists at all I guess is the question. I have no experience with this so am just trying to gauge how these things work in parts of the world.

I would never ever propose banning something like CodeCombat. Personally I love it and think the world is better for its existence. Heck, I am one of those boys who loves RPG and FPS games. I also know they are not what motivates or engages my daughters and their friends. You don't have to go down to grey monotonous pablum as a lowest common denominator method of getting kids interested in technology, but you also don't want to just turn off a big chunk of your audience, especially when they are at age 10 - 13.