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AI Playground · ages 13–17

Make a game. Mod it. Ship it.

Build a pixel game, tweak its rules like a modder, add a DLC world and publish it with a link. Then spin 3D models and watch an algorithm think. No sign-up.

Start forging
Your badges 🕹️Modder 📦DLC Maker 🚀Publisher 🧪3D Explorer 🧭Pathfinder
I'm Bit. On the real platform an AI helps you write the code. Here you get the engine and the dials.
Game 1

Pixel Forge

A tiny runner. Tap, click or press Space to jump: collect stars, dodge spikes. Then open Mod and DLC and make it yours.

This week's challenge:
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Tap to startSpace, click or tap = jump

How it's built

The whole game is about 200 lines of code: a loop that moves the world, a few numbers (gravity, speed, jump) and pixel sprites drawn square by square. The Mod tab lets you change those numbers live.

Every game you've played is a loop like this one, plus years of polish. The loop is the easy part; that's where you start.
Game 2

3D Lab

Drag to spin. On the platform, study kits come with 3D models you can turn, take apart and quiz yourself on.

Drag to rotate
Turning a model beats staring at a picture: you see the shape from every side, and in chemistry the shape is the whole point.
Game 3

Pathfinder: watch an algorithm think

Draw walls, then press Run. The robot doesn't see the maze: it follows a rule, step by step. That rule is the algorithm.

Tap or drag on the grid to draw walls.
Greedy is fast but can get trapped; breadth-first always finds the shortest path but checks more cells. Picking the right algorithm for the job is the job.

Want to build real games with AI?

At AI for Kids Academy, teens build browser games, apps and AI agents with real code and an AI coding assistant. Ask a grown-up to have a look.

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