Students create their own top-down adventure video games, focusing on narrative and exploration, and leave with a fully interactive story to share.
In BEAM Experiences: Quest Maker: Adventure Game Design, students use Construct 3 to create their own top-down adventure video games, similar to classic games like Undertale or Zelda. The camp emphasizes narrative, exploration, character invention, and world design, allowing students to develop their creative writing and art skills. The inclusive environment encourages collaboration, where students share ideas and playtest each other's games to improve their stories. By the end of the week, each student will have a fully interactive story to showcase.
The program focuses on project-based challenges in a risk-free environment, promoting creative problem-solving. Students will emerge with expanded knowledge and a unique experience in game design. The curriculum is STEAM-based, with a focus on creativity, exploration, and experimentation.
A typical day involves guided lessons promoting creative problem-solving, followed by hands-on game creation, including inventing characters, telling stories, and designing digital worlds. There is also plenty of play-time and outside activities.
This camp is ideal for creative kids who love to dream up new worlds and are interested in storytelling and game design.
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