Build Pro 2D Platformers
With Claude Code As Your Co-Pilot
AGENTIC GAME DEV is a hands-on course that teaches you to design, prompt, and ship a complete 2D platformer — tight movement, real levels, enemies, and polish — by working alongside Claude Code instead of coding it all alone.
Most people never finish the game they start
Not because the idea is bad — because the middle is brutal. Movement feels floaty, enemy logic turns into spaghetti, and every tutorial teaches syntax instead of how to actually direct an AI coding agent through a real build.
Movement never feels right
You get jumping working, but it's stiff — no coyote time, no buffering, no weight.
Levels are hard to structure
Hand-placed tiles turn into a mess the moment you want a second level.
Prompting an agent isn't taught
Nobody shows you how to brief Claude Code so it builds the *right* system, not just *a* system.
Projects stall at 60%
The core loop works, but polish, enemies, and shipping never happen.
Six levels. One finished platformer.
Each level is a focused build session — you write real prompts, review real code, and end with a working system in your game, not a slide deck.
Stand up a real project, the pro way
Install and configure Claude Code, structure a game repo like a working studio would, and set the ground rules for how you'll direct your agent through the whole build.
Movement that actually feels good
The exact prompting patterns for jump arcs, coyote time, jump buffering, wall jumps, and dash — the details that separate an amateur controller from a professional one.
Tile maps, editors, and camera work
Build a reusable level-loading system, a lightweight in-editor workflow, and a camera that follows the player without ever feeling jerky.
Give your world something to fight
State machines for patrol, chase, and attack, plus a full boss encounter — all built by briefing Claude Code like a technical director, not a code generator.
Make it feel alive
Particles, screen shake, hit-stop, animation timing, and sound hooks — the layer that turns "it works" into "it feels great to play."
Package a portfolio-ready build
Debug with an agentic workflow, clean up the project, and export a build you can actually show off or hand to someone else.
Bonus: The Prompt Library
A growing set of tested prompts for common platformer systems — pull one out any time you're stuck on movement, AI, or camera work.
Built for builders, not spectators
This is for you if
- You want to actually finish a playable game
- You're comfortable following along and typing prompts and code
- You want to learn to direct an AI coding agent, not just chat with one
- You like structure — build sessions, not vague theory
This isn't for you if
- You're looking for a passive, watch-only video series
- You want a fully finished game handed to you with no building
- You're not willing to sit down and work through each level
- You have zero interest in how games are actually built
About BroMicheal
BroMicheal
BroMicheal builds and teaches practical, agentic coding workflows — using AI coding agents like Claude Code as a working partner rather than a novelty. AGENTIC GAME DEV was built to give developers a clear, structured path from a blank project to a finished, playable 2D platformer.
Before you jump in
Do I need to already know how to code?
Basic comfort with reading and editing code helps, but the course is built around directing Claude Code through each system, so you don't need to be an expert to follow along and build the whole game.
Do I need any specific game engine?
The workflow is framework-agnostic and taught using a lightweight, beginner-friendly 2D setup, so the same prompting and build patterns carry over if you prefer a different engine or framework.
Do I need Claude Code specifically to take this course?
Yes — the course is built around using Claude Code as your coding agent throughout every level, from setup through shipping the final build.
What if I get stuck on a level?
You can reach out through support any time — see the link below — and the prompt library is there as a reference whenever a specific system isn't clicking.
Stop tutorial-hopping. Start shipping.
Six build levels, a full prompt library, and direct support — everything you need to go from empty project to a finished 2D platformer.