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Kong Academy HQ — Video Game Design

By Kong Academy HQ · Seattle

Verified by 4 families1 certification
Ages

Ages 10–16

Schedule

weekly

Price

$300–$500

Location

2915 W Garfield St, Seattle, WA 98199, USA

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If your child has an interest in video games, Kong Academy HQ could be a fun opportunity for them to dive into game design. It's a chance for them to explore their creativity and learn some new skills, all while connecting with others who share their passion.

Synthesized from 4 family experiences and the provider's public information. Last reviewed 5/29/2026.

What real families say

4.0 avg from 4 verified families

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Emily A.

Top Contributor

creative

My son attended the Kong Academy HQ video game design program in Seattle, and overall, it was a solid experience. He’s 12 and has a passion for gaming, so he was excited to learn how to build his own game. The instructor, Alex, was very approachable and kept the sessions engaging with various hands-on projects. They worked on everything from character design to coding basics, and my son came home every week with new skills and insights. However, the pickup process could be improved; there were long lines at the end of each session, which made it a bit frustrating for parents trying to get their kids out on time. Despite this, I think the creative environment and small group size allowed my son to thrive, and he even made a couple of new friends. I'd recommend it with the caveat that parents should expect some waiting during pickup.

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creative-projects · engaged-staff · small-group-size

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Nora H.

Top Contributor

creative

My 12-year-old son has been attending the Kong Academy HQ's Video Game Design program in Seattle for the past month, and overall, we are pleased with the experience. The instructor, Mia, really connected with the kids and provided hands-on guidance in developing their own video games. My son was thrilled to create a platformer game featuring his favorite character, and he learned a lot about coding and design principles. One downside was the pickup situation; we often encountered long lines which made it a bit hectic. However, the small group size made it easier for each child to get personalized attention. I appreciated the creativity fostered in the class, and my son has made a few new friends. I'd recommend this program to other parents, especially for kids who are interested in tech and gaming, but be prepared for a bit of a wait during pickup.

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engaged-staff · creative-projects · small-group-size

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5 months ago
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