Games & Simulators
Your kid designs the levels, the characters and the rules; the AI writes the code underneath. They finish with a game that has a link, so other kids can actually play it. A game takes several sittings, and most kids keep tweaking theirs long after it works.
Your kid walks away with a playable game other kids can play or a simulator other kids can test — and friends actually playing it.
The projects in this aisle
Create a Rescue Mission Game Other Kids Can Play
your own grid logic game — live for other kids to play
Pick 5 Real Companies for Your $1M Fund
a real portfolio of companies you actually know
Create Your Own Mini Robot Simulator
a mini robot they design, then drive around in its own simulator
Make a Jigsaw Puzzle from Your Own Picture
a jigsaw other kids can solve, from a picture they design
Make a World Map Guessing Game
a geography guessing game other kids can play
Make a Science Bingo Game
a bingo game about the animals or science topic they choose
Make Your Own Trivia Game
a trivia game on the subject they know best, for others to play
Make Money Puzzles
a set of money puzzles their friends can try to crack
Make a Human Body Jigsaw
a jigsaw of the human body, in the style they design
Make Your Own Multiplication Game
a multiplication game their friends can play — their theme, their rules
Create a “Find Your Words” Game Your Friends Can Play
a Scrabble-style word game filled with their own words, for friends to play
Wire Up Your Own Circuit Simulator
a working circuit they wire themselves — flip the switches, watch it run
Every project is included in one family membership.
Kids 6–13 pick what to make next off a shelf that’s always open, with three AI thinking partners and Claire, your family’s AI learning coach.
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