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Launch Your First Game

A 12-week creative mentorship program in Roblox game-making.

Imagine Lab is a creative mentorship studio, not a coding class.

Tuition฿800per hour
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We teach kids and teens how to transform ideas into playable games, AI systems, and interactive digital worlds through 1-on-1 mentorship and project-based mastery.

Bangkok, Thailand

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Launch Your First Game
12 weekly sessions2 hours each
  • 12 weekly sessions
  • 2 hours each
  • Ages 8–14
  • In person in Bangkok
  • Small group / 1:1 studio setting
  • No prior coding or Roblox Studio experience required
OverviewJourneyWhat they shipFor parents
฿800 per hourBook a consultation
The Program Arc

Twelve Weeks, Week by Week

The twelve weeks move gradually from “Look what I can make” to “Look what I made.”

Pick any week on the map to see what happens in the studio.

Weeks 1–6 · Building fluencyWeeks 7–12 · Their own game
Week 1 / 12Weeks 1–6 · Building fluency

Your First Roblox Game: An Obstacle Course With Lava

No lengthy introduction. Students build a small obstacle course with platforms, lava, checkpoints and a finish line, turning a rough idea into something playable.

They walk out with: A playable obstacle course

AI
Brainstorm obstacles and environmental ideas
Engineering
Plan, Build and Test for the first time
Mindset
Build the rough version first; refine it later

Engineering Workflow

Plan, Build, Test, Polish, Push. Students take something that exists only in their imagination and turn it into something real. The projects change; the loop does not.

AI Engineering

AI is another member of the creative team, not the one making the game. Students learn to explain what they want, catch when AI is wrong, and decide when it is actually useful.

Creator Mindset

Ideas are easy; finishing is hard. Bugs are not disasters, feedback is not criticism, and finished and shown beats perfect and hidden.

Deliverables

Twelve weeks, twelve things they made

Every session ends with something the student is eager to show someone.

  1. 1
    Week 1

    A playable obstacle course

  2. 2
    Week 2

    A working player ability

  3. 3
    Week 3

    A playable chase experience

  4. 4
    Week 4

    A round-based survival game, version one

  5. 5
    Week 5

    A working progression loop

  6. 6
    Week 6

    An improved mini-game and a playtest log

  7. 7
    Week 7

    A game concept and a three-week build plan

  8. 8
    Week 8

    A playable core loop

  9. 9
    Week 9

    The student's own game, version one, released

  10. 10
    Week 10

    A polished release candidate

  11. 11
    Week 11

    A launch-ready final build

  12. Week 12

    A finished Roblox game, presented publicly

Outcomes

What Your Child Walks Away With

  • An original, playable Roblox game they designed and shipped themselves
  • Several smaller games and mechanics built throughout the program
  • A working engineering process: Plan, Build, Test, Polish, Push
  • Practical experience using AI for creation, scripting, debugging and problem-solving
For parents

What this looks like from the sofa

Imagine Lab is not built around worksheets, lectures, or traditional homework. The work is the game itself. Every session produces something the student can play, change, break, improve, and show to someone else.

Behind the games, students are practicing planning, engineering, problem-solving, communication, creative judgment, AI literacy, and the ability to finish what they start.

Progress is not measured by how many programming concepts a student can recite. Week by week, the mentor needs to do less, and the student can do more.

By Showcase Day, the goal is not for a child to say “my teacher helped me make this.” It is for them to say: “I made this.”
Tuition
฿800per hour
Open enrollment
  • 12 weekly sessions
  • 2 hours each
  • Ages 8–14
  • In person in Bangkok
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Unsure which track fits your child best?

We provide free 20-minute consultation chats to evaluate your child's coding experience and tailor a custom roadmap.

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The ability to question and verify AI output instead of accepting it uncritically
  • Experience turning a large idea into something achievable
  • Experience watching real people play their work and responding to feedback
  • A portfolio piece they can continue developing after the program
  • The confidence that an idea in their head can become something real