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Design and code a canvas maze escape game with keyboard controls, random mazes, a timer and move counter, levels with increasing complexity, and sound effects, all optimized for mobile.
Build a board game with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, starting with tic tac toe and adding end-state modals, then explore collect the stars, a 52-card draw-to-21 game, and memory match.
Build a canvas-based jigsaw puzzle game in HTML, CSS, and JS, as a single HTML file, with drag-and-drop pieces, snap-to-grid, shuffle, and three difficulty levels.
Develop a zero-shot battleship game in HTML, CSS, and JS with random ship placement, hit/miss detection, and a computer opponent; then iteratively enhance UI, animations, and sound effects.
Explore state of meta ai, grok ai, and perplexity ai as they generate mini games for kids, show how to run code in canvas or online editors, and discuss limitations.
Explore coding jams and game creation with examples from the first coding jam and the 2025 wip coding jam. Learn how to participate, understand judging, and submit your game.
“Let’s Make Mini Games with ChatGPT!”
A Fun Way to Learn Coding, Creativity, and Game Design
Course Description:
Do you love playing games? What if you could make your own? In this exciting and beginner-friendly course, you’ll learn how to build mini-games right in your web browser—no experience needed! With the help of ChatGPT, a super-smart AI assistant, you’ll learn how to write simple code, create fun challenges, and design games that you and your friends can play.
You’ll use HTML and JavaScript (don’t worry, we’ll explain it step-by-step) to create games like quizzes, memory cards, story adventures, puzzles, and more. ChatGPT will help you come up with cool ideas, fix your code, and even write game dialogue!
This course is perfect for:
Kids aged 10+ who love games and want to learn how they’re made.
Teachers who want to add creativity to the classroom.
Parents who want fun, educational screen time.
What you’ll learn:
How to build games using simple code.
How to think like a game designer.
How to use ChatGPT to get ideas and solve problems.
How to make your games look cool with colors and animations.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a collection of games you built yourself—and the skills to keep creating more!
Get ready to code, create, and play. Your game-making adventure starts here!