The LUDO TICINO Association is pleased to announce an exclusive workshop on video game design with Construct 3. The workshop is open to beginners, aspiring developers, and enthusiasts who wish to take their first steps into the world of video game creation. 

Construct 3 is a powerful development platform that allows you to create 2D games intuitively without needing to know complex programming languages. During the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to:

– Learn the basics of game design and development with Construct 3.

– Discover fundamental techniques for creating interactive and engaging games.

– Experiment with tools and resources to enhance their creativity and productivity.

Participants will create a game level based on the video game Arkanoid (developed by the Japanese company Taito). The workshop will be conducted by members of the LUDO TICINO committee, who will guide participants through a practical and stimulating path, providing tailored support and advice.

Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to dive into the world of video game development and connect with other enthusiasts in the field. We look forward to seeing you at Japan Matsuri!

During the weekend, you can also visit the LUDO TICINO stand in the games area of Japan Matsuri, where you can find video games created during the game jams organized by the association and learn about upcoming events. LUDO TICINO is a non-profit organization founded to support and encourage the development of the gaming and video game industry in the Ticino area.

Speakers: Michel Palucci – Alessandro Bianchi  

Date: Saturday, September 21 
Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM 
Classroom: 3 
Maximum Participants: 15 (16 years and older) 
Cost: Free

To access the workshop area, you will need to wear the wristband provided at the festival entrance. To make entry easier, we recommend purchasing your festival ticket online. For people with disabilities or reduced mobility, please contact us in advance via email at [email protected] so we can arrange stress-free access.