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Game development combines creativity, technology, and problem-solving in an exciting learning experience. Students learn how games are designed and programmed while creating their own interactive projects, characters, and challenges. Along the way, they develop logical thinking, creativity, and coding skills that can be applied to future studies in programming, computer science, and technology.

Beginner Friendly Small Group Learning Fun Projects

Program Details

Grades 5–8
Format Online / In-person
Duration 6–8 Sessions
Experience No Prior Coding Needed

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Game Designer – Summer 2026
Beginner

πŸ“… July 3 – August 7, 2026
πŸ•’ Fridays β€’ 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
πŸ“š 6 Live Sessions

$185.00
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Learning Path

We place students at the right level based on experience and skill.

Discover How Games Are Created

Perfect for students who are new to game development and want to learn how games are designed and built.

Introduction to Game Development

Explore how games are created, from idea generation and planning to design, development, testing, and release.

Game Design Fundamentals

Learn the building blocks of successful games including goals, rules, challenges, rewards, and player engagement.

Characters, Worlds & Storytelling

Design characters, game environments, and story elements that make games fun and engaging.

Movement & Player Controls

Create interactive characters that respond to keyboard, mouse, or controller inputs.

Game Logic & Interactions

Build game mechanics such as collecting items, avoiding obstacles, scoring points, and completing objectives.

Build Your First Game

Apply newly learned skills by creating and sharing a complete beginner-friendly game project.

Build Interactive Games with Confidence

Designed for students who understand the basics and are ready to create larger and more challenging games.

Advanced Game Mechanics

Develop more engaging gameplay using levels, challenges, collectibles, power-ups, and interactive elements.

Scoring Systems & Player Progress

Learn how games track scores, health, achievements, timers, and player progression.

Artificial Intelligence Basics

Create computer-controlled characters and opponents that react to player actions and game events.

Level Design Principles

Design balanced and engaging game levels that encourage players to explore, learn, and succeed.

Testing & Debugging Games

Strengthen problem-solving skills by identifying issues, improving gameplay, and refining game performance.

Multi-Level Game Projects

Build larger games that combine multiple mechanics, levels, and player experiences into a complete project.

Create Professional-Style Game Projects

Ideal for students who are ready to design, develop, and showcase original games independently.

Advanced Game Architecture

Learn how larger games are structured and organized using efficient systems and reusable components.

User Experience & Player Engagement

Explore how game design decisions influence player enjoyment, challenge, and long-term engagement.

Game Economy & Progression Systems

Design rewards, upgrades, achievements, and progression systems that keep players motivated.

Sound, Visual Effects & Polish

Enhance games with audio, animations, visual effects, and professional finishing touches.

Project Planning & Development Workflow

Learn how game development teams plan, build, test, and improve projects using real-world development practices.

Capstone Game Project

Design and develop an original game that demonstrates creativity, technical skills, game design knowledge, and independent problem solving.