Haha I am far from but this is a great place to start up to the backend development and API section, should give you more than enough info and confidence to fiddle with the Hive library and in turn the Hive-engine and DLux api's
https://www.freecodecamp.org/ - for a game you can try something lightweight like gamemaker or I would try GODOT, for just browser stuff Phaser.js is nice and maybe you just focus on one of those libraries for making browser games and we can after work on just making it more interactive with rewards on chain etc. First just kinda start somewhere.
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Alright. I'll give it a shot...again. My brain struggles with programming
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The freecode one will start you off with HTML and CSS but can skip that and move to the JS if you like, it more an intro. Really in coding I think if you don't understand what something is doing maybe try simplify it, usually you should be able to read it like english. Don't try be smart because tomorrow you look at your own code and think wtf did you do. lol.
A big thing for me is knowing how things connect, what their role is, so if want can always give you a voice rundown on how I see some things. Also codingame is a great site for playing just with simple commands in a almost game like manner. https://www.codingame.com/
You don't strictly need to learn coding though, you have 2 problems parts really. 1. Utility for the Avatars 2. Interact with them via the utility.
You can start on 1 and build keeping 2 in mind. Like say you choose a simple drag drop style game maker right, build your game but keep in mind you would later want the scores to be recorded to peoples profiles and depending on maybe avatar rarity they get bonuses. That is all after the fact and can be added.
So you can build the utility or find one and then try keep it "agnostic" as in it should not care about how the end result is used or rely on it. A anon could play the thing or use it and not know they need Hive but once hooked up to Hive you get extra features.
Make sense? Chunk your problem so to speak
Makes sense in theory but I'll need it explained to me like I'm a monkey, if I was going to bring it to life
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Definitely, once things click that is nice till then it can be hard to picture the road. So keep it simple start with a brief on what you want to do, can always DM or chat with people to see what they think how it works for insight and keep going from there.