Endless Runner
A side-scroller with increasing speed, obstacles and a high score.
Design, build and publish games and apps people play.
Students go from player to maker — designing levels, characters and mechanics, then coding them into real games and a mobile-style app. They learn the full loop: idea, prototype, playtest, polish, publish.
Every unit ends with something your child has actually built. Pace is 1-on-1, so no one is ever rushed or held back.
Turn an idea into mechanics, rules and a fun core loop.
Animate characters and handle movement and collisions.
Add lives, levels, win/lose states and difficulty.
Design and code a multi-screen mobile-style app.
Watch others play, gather feedback and iterate.
Polish and release a capstone game or app with a shareable build.
Kids remember what they make. Each project is a genuine artifact your child keeps, shares and builds on.
A side-scroller with increasing speed, obstacles and a high score.
A level-based puzzle with win conditions and a level select.
A multi-screen mobile-style app — quiz, tracker or tool.
An original, playtested game or app released as a shareable build.
A themed 48-hour jam where students design and ship a small game from scratch, then everyone plays each other’s builds. Fast, social and a genuine portfolio highlight.
No toy software that gets thrown away. Your child works with the same core tools professionals use, introduced gently.
Every session is 1-on-1 with a vetted mentor who has shipped real work — not a pre-recorded video. You'll get progress notes after each class.
Some coding helps — a Python or Scratch background is ideal. Motivated beginners can start here; the mentor adjusts the ramp.
Yes. Each capstone produces a shareable build so friends and family can play what your child made.
Both. The course covers game mechanics and a mobile-style app; the capstone is the student’s choice.
Sessions balance design thinking, sketching and playtesting with coding, so it builds creative and analytical skills, not just screen hours.
Meet the mentor, see the platform, and watch your child build something on day one. No card required.