Student Projects
Wild Wild West
Student: Tim (age 11)
Technology: Unity 3D and C#
A wild west themed shooting game where an on-rails camera moves the player through the level.
One of the great things about Unity is that you can easily play the projects in your webbrowser - try it out!
Use the mouse to aim and left click to shoot the bottles. Can you beat our high score of 25?
Fox Platformer
Student: Yong (age 13)
Technology: Unity 2D and C#
A platform game made while practising tilemaps and animations in Unity. Spans two different worlds with moving enemies.
One of the great things about Unity is that you can easily play the projects in your webbrowser - try it out!
Use the w a s d keys to move and space to jump. Press r to reset the level.
Hints: Jump on the enemies head to kill them. Wait for moving platforms if you get stuck. Touch the checkpoints to make sure you don't have to start form the beginning.
Match 3 Animals
Student: Daphne (age 16)
Technology: Python
Daphne created this match 3 animal game for her final project using python and pycat.
The project formed part of her submission for the new record of work from the 108 curriculum that is used for university entrance. She created a website with images and videos to document her design process and implementation.
Minecraft Arena
Student: Boris (age 13)
Technology: Minecraft with Code Connection
An arena game in Minecraft coded using Microsoft Code Connection created at the end of our one week Minecraft camp.
Boris wanted to combine an arena fighting game with a treasure hunt. The first two parts of the challenge see the player fighting different waves of enemies, and then the player must locate a special block and break it to win. Finally the player is rewarded with the victory room containing lots of loot!
Nail Designer
Student: Elissa (age 10)
Technology: Scratch
Not all student's projects are games!
Elissa created this nail designer using Scratch. You can select the color of the hands, paint the nails, decorate them and finally draw a design in pen.