Game Dev Club

Learn programming basics by making a platformer game or top-down game. Members only.

Coding with Crossy

Explore these five courses based on the NZ Digital Technologies Curriculum for Progress Outcome 4.

Squid Adventure

Learn to code by exploring the deep sea as a squid and doing all kinds of cool stuff.

Code Your Own Fireflies

Discover the secret genius of fireflies with this fun code-learning game for kids.

Makey Makey game controller with Gamefroot

In this resource you will learn how to create a Makey Makey game controller to use in a Gamefroot game.

Bloons Trigonometry Defense: Aiming with Angles

Code the monkey tower using the same trigonometry used to make the defence towers in Bloons TD!

Mihi Maker

Learn to introduce yourself in Te Reo Māori by making a game about yourself.

Museum Maker

In this tutorial, you'll use the Gamefroot platform to build your own museum exhibition.

Gamefroot basics: Level up!

Learn how to use Gamefroot and create your first game. (Ages 8+)

Multiple Choice Questions

Learn how to add a multiple choice question and answer section to your game.

How to make controls for a top-down player (RPG style)

We're going to create a script for your player that will give it top-down/RPG style controls.

Player controls for rotating and moving in 360 degrees (Asteroids!)

Create a script for your player to make a ship move and rotate using the arrow keys.

Iterative Algorithms! AS 91074

Create an algorithm from informal instructions, and then program the algorithm in a programming language.

Digital Technologies: AS 91075 & AS 91076

This learning resource takes learners through planning and making their own game. If your practice of learning is in New Zealand you can align it with Achievement Standard Digital Technologies AS91075 and AS91076.

Making Cents

Learn how to build a clicker game that earns money and converts smaller units of currency into larger ones.

Displaying Fractions

Learn how to clone apples to display the numerator and denominator of a fraction.

Make a 'Pick-a-path' story game with text fields, if-else logic, and functions

Learn how to create a 'Pick-a-path' story where you can choose your own adventure.