
Project 01
Platform Runner
A sunny auto-runner with coins, distance tracking, and carefully timed jumps.
Original projects built with words, tested through play, and revised until the ideas became real.

Project 01
A sunny auto-runner with coins, distance tracking, and carefully timed jumps.

Project 02
A character-filled runner that turns a familiar platform challenge into a playful crowd scene.

Project 03
A bright side-scrolling challenge with a fox hero, coins, and jump timing.

Project 04
A street-level city game with automatic movement, punching, deflecting, and score progression.

Project 05
A night-sky platformer with stars, lives, distance tracking, and a determined bike-riding hero.

Project 06
A cheerful pixel runner with an auto-moving hero, coins, and quick jump controls.

Project 07
A moonlit platform challenge with a cast of pixel characters and precise jumping.

Project 08
A playful kitchen duel with spaghetti swords, health bars, attacks, and food criticism.

Project 09
A six-level industrial platformer with variable-height jumps, coins, and an exit goal.

Project 10
A fast pixel boss battle with switchable attacks, dashing, and escalating blasts.

Project 11
A shadowy platforming adventure built through many rounds of iteration.

Project 12
A towering 3D treasure maze built for exploration, navigation, and discovery.

Project 13
A lantern-lit maze expedition through shadowy passages and hidden treasure.

Project 14
A bright arcade quest for collecting stars while dodging hazards against the clock.

Project 15
A compact cavern platformer with sword combat, quests, and dangerous ruins.

Project 16
A tap-to-fly arcade challenge about timing each move just right.

Project 17
A habit-building game that turns daily progress into a growing garden.
This gallery showcases browser-based games, creative tools, and learning experiences designed by young builders. Each project started with a student's idea, then improved through prompting, testing, debugging, and revision.
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