Srishti Sinha

My kid enjoyed the short demo followed by guided coding time; the hands-on building and playtesting kept them engaged. Rotating themes and projects like Bubble Elevators and Lava Parkour made each 55-minute class feel fresh.

We appreciated that the course focuses on planning and iteration — each session’s theme, guided gameplay and time to reflect on improvements made the projects feel purposeful. The emphasis on crafting, first-night survival and basic Redstone components like pressure plates and dispensers matched what we were looking for in a grades 4–7 offering.

As a parent, I liked the clear 55-minute weekly format — the short welcome/demo, guided coding time, design and playtesting, and final showcase made each session feel complete. The focus on coding fundamentals like loops, conditionals and using commands/agents combined with imaginative projects (from Bubble Elevators to Story Village and Lava Parkour) kept things both educational and fun. Small groups and hands-on, start-to-finish builds meant kids could join any week and still finish a playable project, which was great for our schedule.

As a parent, I liked the balance between creative builds and functional engineering—students practice mob defense, Redstone components like pressure plates and dispensers, and then share builds in a final showcase.