Create Your First Mobile Game with AI | (Can aI Help You?)

About the Event

Ever wanted to make your own mobile game, but thought coding was only for software engineers?

Discover the world of 'vibe coding' - a creative, beginner-friendly way to build digital games using plain English and generative AI.

In this hands-on 2-hour workshop, you will step into the role of a Creative Director. By simply describing rules, themes, and mechanics in everyday language, you will learn how to direct Google AI Studio to build custom, playable mini-games right before your eyes.

Learn how to create motion-powered games—from a frantic phone-shaking Bubble Tea challenge to a Kopitiam coffee-balancing game—and launch them directly onto your smartphone to play and share with family and friends. No programming background, technical jargon, or prior experience required!

What You Will Learn:

• Demystifying Vibe Coding: Understand the basics of AI-assisted creation and how everyday conversational English can replace traditional programming syntax.

• The 4 Rules of Game Prompting: Learn how to craft clear, effective instructions to guide AI engines (Google AI Studio) to build interactive projects.

• Hands-on Game Creation: Step-by-step guidance to build two interactive mobile web games powered by your phone's motion sensors (shake and tilt).

Complete beginners and non-tech savvy participants are warmly welcome.

What to Bring:

• A fully charged laptop with Google Chrome or Safari installed, with internet access.

• Participants would need a Wireless@SGx account to access public WiFi in library programme venues. You are advised to set up an account before the programme commences. For more info on connecting to Wireless@SGx, please visit: https://eservice.imda.gov.sg/wirelessSGx/

• Please have a standard personal Google account (Gmail) to access Google AI Studio.

Registration and Attendance

• Registration is required for this programme. Please register one ticket per person.

• Attendance will be taken using the NLB Mobile app. Please…