Black Belt Ninjas | Code Ninjas

Owen has been a loved member of Code Ninjas Broomfield for over 4 years. Every Sensei has gotten to know him over the years, and he has consistently blown us away with the quality of his work. His Black Belt game, GalacTech, is a retro, space-themed, fast-paced arcade game. In this game, players enjoy an intense battle through the outer reaches of our galaxy, dodging relentless waves of enemies forging on in the thrill of the unknown. Whilst these waves of treacherous alien entities bombard the player's defenses, they have a chance to achieve higher and higher scores.

Sukhbir embarked on a two-year journey at Code Ninjas to bring his imagination to life through game development. With unwavering passion, he crafted his Black Belt project, The Stickman Adventure, a platform shooter where a stranded stickman battles the formidable "chads" on an alien world to retrieve his scattered rocketship pieces. Through countless hours of coding and creativity, Sukhbir culminated his adventure with an epic showdown against "Giga Chad" to secure the final piece to escape the extraterrestrial realm.

Evan approaches tasks with unwavering determination, embodying perseverance as a core trait. His creativity shines through his work, especially in his Black Belt project, Aviation Infiltration: Winged Betrayal. He is easily able to bounce back from challenges with newfound strength and determination. Quite frequently, he loves to bring in a five-course meal in order to get his body ready for a day of sessions. He believed that the goal was never the destination of Black Belt, but rather the path to Black Belt. He enjoyed gaining all the knowledge throughout this journey and hopes to continue his endeavor.

Austin is a dedicated coder who has been a part of Code Ninjas Westmont for 2.5 years. Through his creative art design and coding knowledge, Austin persevered in his efforts to complete his Black Belt and create an excelling game. Austin’s Black Belt project, Escape the Lab, is a 2D platform-based game where the player aims to escape the lab and reach the end. As the player progresses, the levels increasingly get harder, making the game more challenging and fun. He effectively utilized his skills in C# to add incredible details such as animations, objects, enemies, and much more.

Peter has been a part of the Code Ninjas Markham community for three years now. Throughout his tenure, Peter has consistently demonstrated exceptional problem-solving abilities, coupled with a drive for infusing his projects with his own personal touch. Peter’s dedication goes beyond the expected, as he eagerly delves into concepts beyond the standard curriculum, enriching his learning experience. Peter’s Black Belt project, titled "Peter's Really Good Game", is an abstract 3D platformer. In this innovative game, players navigate as a basic cube, striving to conquer each level's challenges and reach the elusive end point. What sets Peter's game apart is its commitment to delivering a diverse visual journey; each level showcases a distinct aesthetic design.

Mohamed Ebead has exemplified extraordinary dedication and creativity throughout his journey at Code Ninjas London, notably improving skills in teamwork, creativity, and computer programming. His Black Belt project, "Mission Escape: Unknown Planet," mirrors this commitment, with passion put into every aspect of its development. With elements inspired by the Mario Bros, the game features dynamic gameplay, exhilarating power-ups, engaging pixel graphics, and captivating music. Mohamed's work is a testament to his technical prowess and ability to create immersive, enjoyable gaming experiences.

Cora’s Black Belt project, Barista Codey, is based on the final Red Belt project, Chef Codey. Her game consists of two levels with different objectives, putting the player in a cafe where they are told where nothing is, nor how to make items, and even when they do their best, it still won’t be enough for the first boss. Cora has thoroughly worked through each step of the game development process for many months and has learned and grown by working through her mistakes and implementing feedback given in each review cycle.