Game Development 10 to 17 · Course 5 of 5

Unity 3 VR

Rank earned: Reality Designer

A virtual reality game built and played on a VR headset, with spatial interaction and full immersive gameplay. The capstone of the Game Development pathway, and the bridge into the real toolchains used by the games industry today.

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Every Robocoder starts at Course 1: Roblox 1, and their Mentor moves them on.

The 13 modules

What your child learns, in order, as they build the Unity 3 VR.

1
Project set-up
A virtual reality project, built and tested with or without a headset.
2
Asset set-up
Modelling the game’s objects in Blender, ready for VR.
3
PBR materials
Giving the models realistic surfaces.
4
Models and hands
Bringing the models into Unity and fitting them to the controllers.
5
Hand controller
Hands that move and grip with the controllers.
6
Bowstring
A bow to pick up, with a live bowstring.
7
Draw controller
Drawing the bow back with their hands.
8
Arrow mechanics
Arrows that sit on the bow and fly when let go.
9
Launching the arrow
Tuning how far and how fast each arrow flies.
10
Target set-up
Targets that appear in new places and know when they are hit.
11
Scoring
A score shown inside the virtual world.
12
Menu and options
A menu and settings used inside the headset.
13
Polish and publish
Comfort settings, then the finished game installed on a headset.

Made by Robocoders

Real projects from our Studio Labs, as they were built.

A snowy Roblox world, built and scripted
A new Roblox world, laid out in Roblox Studio
A multiplayer arena game, with a countdown on every round

Skills built

VR development
Spatial UI
Immersive gameplay
Hand tracking
Headset deployment

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The certificate

Given at the end of the course, printed and by email.

Your Robocoder Game Development Course 5: Unity 3 VR Your centre manager 2 November 2026

The real certificate, printed and emailed: your child's name, the course, the date, and their centre manager's name.

The badge book

Every Robocoder aged 10 to 17 keeps an Academy Logbook. The Robocode stamp goes in it for each achievement, and a photo of each course’s project goes in its portfolio.

A Robocoder’s badge book is also a portfolio of the real projects they have built, to use later in life.

Master Developer
Awarded by completing all Game Development courses
Robocode Master
Awarded by completing both Robotics and Game Development courses

The page shown is the Achievements page of the Academy Logbook.

Game Development 10 to 17

From £106.25 a month + £40 joining fee

Ages 10 to 17
Weekly, in person, in small groups
13 modules
Rank: Reality Designer

New to Robocode? Every Robocoder starts at Course 1: Roblox 1 , and their Mentor moves them on.

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