Gamer · Streamer · Game Developer
I am 7 years old. I play Minecraft, Roblox and Fortnite. One day I want people to watch me play. And I already make my own games - three of them are on this page, and you can play them right now.
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Player card
Every game starts with a character sheet. Here is mine. The stats are honest, which is why "Redstone" is not a 10 yet.
Level 7 · XP resets every birthday
Class: Builder / Explorer · Ships games by describing them out loud until they work
The three quests
People usually pick one. I want all three, and they are actually the same quest in three parts: get good, show people, then build the thing they play.
Not just playing. Getting good on purpose - learning the map, practising the hard part, and figuring out why the good players are good.
Playing is fun. Playing while explaining what I am doing is harder, and way more fun. Also: being the person people are happy to see in chat.
This one is already started. Everything I play was built by somebody, and I am one of the somebodies now - three games, live, with my name on them.
Currently playing
Grown-ups sometimes think these are just games. Each one is secretly teaching me a real skill, so I put the secret at the bottom of every card.
Survival worlds, big builds, and redstone contraptions that mostly work. I like making the thing that makes the thing.
Obbies, tycoons, and games other kids made. Which is the part I keep thinking about: other kids made these.
Building fast, landing well, and not panicking in the last circle. Creative mode is where I mess around with my own maps.
The arcade
Four games, all playable right now. I made the first three myself - I described what I wanted, the AI wrote the code, and I kept fixing it until it was fun. Pick one and it opens on its own page. No download, no account, nothing to install.
Water every plant and feed the puppy before the bees get you. Then the bus shows up and drives straight through the yard.
Made by Peleg
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1000 metres to school. Jump the bins, slide under the barriers, and do not let Dad catch you. Mum throws slippers.
Made by Peleg
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The same escape, but in actual 3D. Three lanes, real shadows and fog, and the school appears out of the distance when you are nearly there.
Made by Peleg
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Catch the grass and the diamonds, dodge the TNT, and grab a golden apple if you are lucky. It gets faster the better you do.
Made by Dad
Play →The plan
I already make games. The path from here is not "learn to make games" - it is understanding the ones I already made, one level at a time.
Describe the game out loud, let the AI write it, then test and change it until it is actually fun. That last part is the real work, and it is already three finished games. Most people never finish one.
Open the file the AI wrote. Find the number that sets how fast the bees move. Change it, run it, see what happened. You do not have to write it all yourself yet - you just have to stop being surprised by it.
Typing real code inside a game I already love. Roblox Studio runs on the Mac, and the goal for this level is a game published with a real link I can send to friends.
Python or Java. Minecraft mods and a redstone computer. This is the level where a bug is interesting instead of annoying, and where I read the error message first.
Godot or Unreal. A small game, finished properly, put somewhere people who do not know me can play it. Finished and small beats huge and unfinished - every single time.
Newest game
The newest one, and you do not even have to leave this page for it. Catch the good blocks, dodge the TNT, do not lose all three hearts. It is in the arcade too if you want it full screen.
← → or A D to move
Space to start and restart
On a phone: just drag your finger
This is the one Dad made, so it is the only game here that is not mine. Everything else in the arcade I built myself.
The channel
Nothing is live yet. This is the schedule for when it is, and honestly, half of streaming is showing up on the days you said you would.
Agreed with Mum and Dad. These are the rules of the channel, and they are not negotiable.