Tampa Bay Middle-School Student Creates His Own Video Game
A Tampa Bay middle-school student created his own video game. Kingston James is only 11-years old and now can claim the title of game designer!
Kingston, a student at Florida Virtual School, took only 48 hours to create a game called Inversion. He’s part of the coding club at school but never built a video game from scratch before. “[Creating it] was pretty hard,” Kingston says. “There was a lot of trial and error.”
The end result is a game that might look simple on the surface but is harder to master than you think. Plus, you’ll get hooked on playing it. Ask us how we know that! You can give it a try here.
Congrats to Kingston for his first step in game design. We bet some of the big video game companies will be keeping an eye on his to possibly add to their teams in the future!
[SOURCE ABC Action News]
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