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Student Game Development Showcase

Real projects built by our students learning social casino game development. Each game represents months of dedicated coding, design, and testing.

Featured Student Projects

Neon Slots Redux

Slot Machine

Built by Kenji Nakamura during his final semester project. Features dynamic reel spinning, bonus rounds, and progressive jackpot mechanics. The neon aesthetic took three weeks of CSS animations to perfect.

JavaScript ES6 Canvas API WebGL CSS Animations

Blackjack Elite

Card Game

Developed by Sarah Okoye as part of her algorithm specialization. Includes card counting detection, multiple deck shuffling, and realistic dealer AI. The split-hand logic was particularly challenging to implement.

React Node.js MongoDB Socket.io

Lucky Wheel Adventure

Wheel of Fortune

Created by Miguel Santos-Rivera during the autumn 2024 cohort. Features physics-based wheel spinning, customizable prize segments, and multiplayer tournaments. His attention to sound design really makes it stand out.

Phaser 3 Matter.js Web Audio API Firebase

Poker Palace Pro

Texas Hold'em

Built by Elena Petrov as her capstone project. Includes tournament brackets, chip betting systems, and advanced player statistics tracking. The hand evaluation algorithm she wrote is genuinely impressive.

Vue.js Express.js PostgreSQL Redis

Bingo Bonanza

Numbers Game

Developed by Amara Johnson-Williams for her mobile specialization track. Features pattern recognition, auto-daubing options, and chat functionality. She managed to keep the file size under 2MB while maintaining smooth animations.

React Native SQLite AsyncStorage Push Notifications

Try Our Student Demo Game

Experience the quality of work our students create. This demo showcases the technical skills and creativity developed in our program.

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Current Student Progress

Our January 2025 cohort is making excellent progress on their midterm projects. Here's what they're working on:

Dmitri Kozlov
Roulette Royale - European Style

Currently implementing betting logic and wheel physics. His mathematical background is really helping with the probability calculations.

Fatima Al-Rashid
Keno King - Number Selection Game

Working on the random number generation system and payout calculations. She's also designing a really clean user interface.

Trevor MacDougall
Scratch Card Simulator

Just started the scratch animation effects using Canvas API. The reveal mechanics are trickier than expected, but he's making steady progress.

What You'll Learn to Build

Slot Machines

Master reel mechanics, payline calculations, and bonus features. You'll code everything from basic three-reel games to complex video slots with multiple bonus rounds.

Card Games

Build poker, blackjack, and baccarat games. Learn card shuffling algorithms, hand evaluation logic, and player decision trees that create engaging gameplay.

Dice & Numbers

Create craps, keno, and lottery-style games. Focus on probability mechanics, random number generation, and creating fair but exciting game outcomes.

Live Features

Add real-time multiplayer functionality, chat systems, and leaderboards. Your games will feel connected and social, just like real casino platforms.

September 2025 Development Track

Our next intensive program begins September 16, 2025. Students work on five major projects over sixteen weeks, building a portfolio of games that demonstrate both technical skill and creative problem-solving.

Project Timeline

  • Weeks 1-3: Slot machine fundamentals - reel mechanics, basic animations
  • Weeks 4-6: Card game logic - deck management, hand evaluation
  • Weeks 7-9: Advanced animations and sound integration
  • Weeks 10-12: Multiplayer functionality and real-time features
  • Weeks 13-16: Portfolio refinement and capstone project