Let's say it right at the start: School of Gaming's Game Studio is not a coding school. Of course, video games can't be created without programming, but that's not the only skill needed for game development. Our Game Studio welcomes everyone from scriptwriters to sound designers. Someone might even want to be a project manager. In our Game Studio, we play at game development with full commitment and seriousness!

At our game development camp, we harness the skills and interests of all campers for a collaborative game project. You can participate in the online camp from anywhere in the world. In the Game Studio, we live and breathe video game creation and everything it encompasses.

For game development, we use the GDevelop platform, to which campers receive access at the beginning of camp. GDevelop is a no-code game development platform. By freeing participants from learning to code, we can focus on developing interesting game mechanics, stories, characters, and experiences. Despite being code-free, GDevelop is not a children's toy—it can be used to create real, publishable games. You can check out what can be achieved with this tool in this video: https://youtu.be/fWlbfyGARpg?si=qMdwVnlKVwmXhUWG

This camp is designed for slightly older game developers. The recommended age is 11-15 years.

The online camp mimics a traditional camp with the difference that children participate from the safety of their own homes. At camp, they'll meet new camp friends, complete fun activities, enjoy movement breaks, and even get the whole family involved in the camp spirit through offline activities.

The camp opens up opportunities for parents to discuss online culture and digital friendships with their child. With our gaming educators, campers learn not only game development but also the basic rules of online gaming and the ins and outs of gaming as a hobby. Children leave camp with a solid foundation to continue their game development hobby.

Children ages 11-15 can participate in the camp. We'll divide participants into age groups before the camp begins.

Camp Day Schedule:

9:00 Good morning meetup
9:15 First activity session
10:00 Movement break
10:15 Second activity session
11:00 Lunch break
12:00 Third activity session
12:45 Movement break
13:00 Fourth activity session
13:45 Day wrap-up and evening activity assignment

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Age: 11–15 years  
‍Location: Online (Minecraft)
Jun 9–Jun 13, 2025 (total 5 days)  
‍Daily: 09:00–14:00 (UTC+2) (lunch break 11:00–12:00)

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Perfect summer holiday solution:

For parents: Flexible at-home activity for the beginning of summer holiday season

For kids: Interesting and challenging activities, quality screen time with new friends

Safe and Guided: Professional instructors ensure a positive camp and gaming experience

Social and Creative: Teamwork and fun activities both on and off the computer

Summer camp includes:

• 5 days of guided game development
• Creative challenges
• Plenty of new tips for game creators
• Problem-solving
• Meeting new friends in a safe online environment
• Daily offline activities
• A GDevelop project to work on throughout the summer

To participate in the camp, you need:

• A computer or tablet
• A Discord account that the child can use to participate in the camp
• Headphones and microphone (webcam not required)
• Internet connection
• Pens and paper for sketching

At School of Gaming Camps:

• Learn new skills
• Live and breathe an immersive camp experience
• Our gaming educators are experience architects, whose mission is to guide and inspire children to engage with the camp atmosphere
• Children learn the basics of self-direction, the importance of taking breaks, recognizing and expressing emotions, and positive online friendship
• Families are also included in the camp atmosphere through fun camp activities
• We have zero tolerance for bullying and toxic behavior

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