Make Your First Game!
Make Your First Game!
A hands-on GDevelop workshop with Yadu Rajiv!
Ever wondered how a video game goes from an idea to something you can actually play?
Join Yadu Rajiv, Chief Creative Officer at Second Quest and Co-Founder of gamedev.in, for a playful, hands-on introduction to game design using GDevelop, a beginner-friendly game creation tool.
You will learn by playing, experimenting and creating a simple game of your own.
No coding or previous game-making experience is required. The workshop is open to everyone, including children, parents and game enthusiasts. Parents attending with their children can work together on one laptop.
By the end of the workshop, you will leave with a small playable game of your own and a certificate of completion!
What to bring
A laptop is required to participate in this workshop.
Please arrive with GDevelop installed or ready to use through its web version. Parents and children attending together may share one laptop.
Workshop details
Day and date: Wednesday, 18 November 2026
Time: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Capacity: 20–25 participants
Experience required: None
Venue: Alliance Française de Bangalore
About the Festival
This workshop is part of the Games for Change India Festival 2026, a two-day gathering exploring how games can go beyond entertainment to support learning, creativity, storytelling and positive social change.
The Festival takes place on 17–18 November 2026 at Alliance Française de Bangalore.
Be part of the full Festival
🎟️ Explore and register for the Games for Change India Festival
You can also explore other experiences taking place during the Festival:
🌐 Visit the Games for Change India website
Please note
This is a free workshop with only 20–25 seats available. Please register only if you are confident that you can attend on Wednesday, 18 November 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
If your plans change, please cancel your registration and let the Festival team know so the seat can be offered to someone else.
For any questions, write to us at hello@g4cindia.org.