Roblox game engineer · 10–14 years · online

Online Roblox classes, where students build games

Weekly classes in Roblox Studio with a teacher. At each level, students complete a playable game, from an Obby course to a team game. Classes run on Zoom.

Register from €49 a month How do classes work?
  • Roblox Studio is free — no paid account needed
  • Classes up to 90 minutes, held on Zoom
  • Technical support via WhatsApp and email
0school years
4progression levels
10–14years old
90min per class
1×a week
4game projects
The big idea

From player to game creator

This programme shows that Roblox can be more than entertainment: it can be a tool that helps children understand how a game is built and how to create their own.

Before

Your child plays Roblox

  • Picks a game someone else made
  • Plays through a ready-made map
  • When the game ends, there is nothing to show for it
  • Screen time is pure consumption
After our classes

Your child builds Roblox games

  • Comes up with the game's idea, rules and goal
  • Builds the map, objects and game mechanics
  • Finishes a playable project at every level
  • Screen time becomes work with real results
Programme structure

Four levels: from the first 3D object to a complete game

Each level lasts one school semester and ends with a finished, playable project. Skills grow step by step: each new level builds on what has already been learned while adding new systems and skills.

An Obby obstacle course in Roblox Studio, built at Level 1 01 Level 1

Roblox Studio basics and an Obby game

ProjectA solo obstacle course, or Obby
  • The Studio interface, Explorer, Properties and key tools
  • Creating and scaling objects, colours and materials
  • Platforms, moving and disappearing blocks, a finish point
  • Designing the environment, testing and publishing basics
  • A Build Battle creative challenge and difficulty testing
An adventure world in Roblox Studio with quests and achievements 02 Level 2

World design and interactivity

ProjectA large interactive adventure world
  • Terrain Editor, landscapes, biomes and map planning
  • Game zones, object placement and a detailed environment
  • Characters, Player Morph and item-finding mechanics
  • Achievements, user interface, effects and publishing
  • Finding ready-made scripts and adapting them safely
A car racing game in Roblox Studio with a track and a car built by the student 03 Level 3

Car racing game

ProjectA racing game with a track and a results system
  • Track sketch, turns, start and finish zones
  • Building the vehicle and its visual design
  • Checkpoints, laps and deciding the winner
  • Winner screen, animations, sounds and icons
  • Repeated testing, publishing and presentation
A team competition map prototype in Roblox Studio, made with the greyboxing technique 04 Level 4

Esports and team competition game

ProjectA team competition game prototype
  • Greyboxing: a map prototype built from simple shapes
  • A balanced map, team zones and movement paths
  • Inventory system, game tools and their settings
  • Balancing and testing the game with a group of players
  • Playtesting together and analysing the results
What your child learns

Skills built throughout the programme

The focus is not on the names of Roblox Studio buttons, but on how your child thinks: how they plan a big idea, break it into stages, check the result and improve their work.

Game and level design

Plans the map, the game's goal and its difficulty.

3D modelling and spatial thinking

Size, proportion, placement and materials.

Game mechanics

Obstacles, checkpoints, inventory and scoring systems.

Luau scripting basics

Understands, finds and adapts ready-made code for their own game.

User interface and experience

Buttons, notifications and the winner screen.

Testing and debugging

Checks, analyses causes and improves the result.

Creativity and design thinking

From the first idea to a polished result.

Project planning and teamwork

Breaks a big idea into specific, achievable stages.

How a game is made

The same work cycle across all four levels

It is the same path that real game development teams follow. Your child goes through it four times, each time with a more complex project.

1 Idea theme and rules
2 Plan map and zones
3 Prototype simple shapes
4 Development environment and mechanics
5 Testing finding bugs
6 Refinement balance and design
7 Presentation showcasing games
What your child can do after the programme By the end of the programme, your child has several playable projects of their own that serve as their first digital portfolio.
  • Finds their way around Roblox Studio
  • Plans a simple video game from scratch
  • Creates 3D objects, terrain and game environments
  • Understands the principles of level design
  • Builds and connects game mechanics
  • Adapts simple Luau scripts
  • Creates user interface elements
  • Tests, finds bugs and improves the project
  • Prepares and presents a finished game
About publishing games on Roblox

In class, students prepare and test their project, and it stays saved in their own Roblox account. Since May 2026, Roblox only allows games to be published from an account that has passed age verification, and publishing for all age groups also requires ID verification, two-step verification and a paid subscription.

Only the account owner can complete these checks, so the school cannot publish students' work. If you would like to make a game publicly available, verification must be completed in the Roblox account.

Roblox guide to verification
The technical side

What you need to learn from home

Roblox Studio is free software, so there's no licence to buy. The only requirement is a computer: Roblox Studio is a development environment and doesn't run on tablets or Chromebooks.

  • A Windows computer or MacRoblox Studio doesn't run on Chromebooks, tablets or phones.
  • MouseWorking in a 3D environment is much easier with a mouse than with a touchpad.
  • Stable internet connectionRegular home Wi-Fi is perfectly fine.
  • Headphones with a microphoneSo students can hear the teacher clearly and feel comfortable asking questions.
  • Roblox StudioFreeA free development environment. No paid account or Robux needed.
  • ZoomIncludedFor communication and screen sharing. We send the joining link before each class.

Worried about the tech? No need.

  1. After you register, you'll receive step-by-step instructions by email for installing Roblox Studio.
  2. Before the first class, we'll check the connection, microphone and software together with the teacher.
  3. Technical support is available throughout the school year via WhatsApp and email, on weekdays from 16.00 to 20.00.
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Price and registration

One price, everything included

One price covers everything: classes, the learning plan, feedback and technical support. Roblox Studio is free software, so there are no extra costs.

Technical support for parents and children

Installing Roblox Studio, joining Zoom, forgotten passwords and fixes for the most common problems, all in one place. We respond on weekdays from 16.00 to 20.00 Latvian time.

Open technical support

Reserve a place in an online group

Places in each group are limited. Register and we'll get in touch about the best level and class time.

Start registration (from €49 / month) View the in-person format

For students who already know Roblox Studio, there is also a separate programming course, where they write game mechanics themselves in Luau.

Places in each group are limited

Classes use the Roblox Studio platform. This programme is not an official Roblox Corporation product and is not sponsored or endorsed by Roblox Corporation.