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There was/is a pretty interesting board game roughly based on Python Turtles created by a middle schooler a while back.
Instead of a turtle you control a bunny and instead of lines of code with commands you collect up and then use sequences of cards with commands (i.e. left, right, forward, back). Eventually, I think you end up using loop command cards, etc.
I'd imagine you could have teams control each bunny.
CoderBunnyz - https://coderbunnyz.com
Quick overview on how to play CoderBunnyz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCOBtdG3ctI
Some provided lesson plans even:
https://coderbunnyz.com/stem-schools/
Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Coder-Bunnyz-Comprehensive-Programmin...