Level 3 · Tracks · Ages 13–16
Game DevBuild real games with real physics.
Your child will leave with a portfolio of complete games — physics, levels, sound, multiplayer — and a mobile game installed on their own phone they can show their friends.
- Playable game
- Mobile app
- Physics sim
- Open-source PR
Week by week · 16 weeks · 8 projects
What they build, when.
Weeks 1–4PYTHON + FIRST GAMES
Python + Turtle Art
Variables, loops, functions, lists through drawing. Build a fractal generator.
Space Invaders
Aliens fall with REAL gravity. Shoot them! Score, lives, levels, sounds, power-ups.
Play a real oneWeeks 5–8PHYSICS + COMPLEX GAMES
Physics Sandbox
Bouncing balls. Gravity sliders. Friction control. Collision detection.
Play a real onePlatformer
Side-scrolling world. Jump on platforms. Collect coins. Avoid enemies. Level design.
Play a real oneWeeks 9–12MOBILE + REAL USERS
Snake + 2-Player Battle
Classic snake → then 2 players compete on same screen. Leaderboard.
Play a real oneMobile Game
Take their BEST game → rebuild for mobile → install on real phone.
Play a real oneWeeks 13–16TEAM + DEMO DAY
Team Game Jam (pairs)
2 students, 1 game, 2 weeks. Plan → divide tasks → build → playtest.
Play a real oneOpen Source Contribution
Publish game on GitHub. Write README. Other students can fork it.
DEMO DAY
Present best game to 30+ people. Live demo. Judges vote. Prizes.
What your child will ship
Live, on a real URL.
Tools & skills
The real thing, not a kids' version.
PythonPygame
Expo + React Native
GitHub
ReplitMaths + science woven in
Every project carries the maths and science its subject needs — coordinates and loops at Level 1, projectile physics and algebra at Level 2, probability and statistics in the AI track. Not a separate class. The same code.
The next rung
After Game Dev, most students go to
“The live format is a complete game changer.” We tried other platforms but they were all pre-recorded. The live small-batch format means my son gets real attention.
Questions about this course
- What are the class timings?
- Evening batches after school hours. KIDS and the maths/science courses run 1 hour/day (Mon–Thu); the longer coding courses run 1.5 hours/day on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The off-days are deliberate — that is when your child builds on their own, which is where most of the real learning happens. Batches exist for Indian and international time zones; exact timings are shared at enrolment.
- What if my child loses interest after a few weeks?
- It's the #1 parent fear — and we designed for it. Every session ends with "show and tell" where kids demo what they built. That ownership keeps them hooked. And if it truly isn't working, you get a full refund within the first 2 weeks, no questions asked.
- What is the refund policy?
- Full refund within the first 2 weeks if your child decides it's not for them. No questions asked. We want kids who want to be here.
- Are there instalment options?
- Yes. We offer flexible instalment plans so the fee doesn't become a barrier. Contact us on WhatsApp and we'll work out a plan that suits your family.
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