Ep 1. Sky Whale

Two best friends, Babe and Kenzie, who are 12 years old, create a mobile game app called Sky Whale. The game app features a narwhal, that is launched into the sky by using a jet pack and the goal of the game is to make the narwhal fly as high as possible by keeping it in the air, while collecting donuts and avoiding obstacles. The app becomes an immediate hit. After receiving an invitation to an app convention, Babe and Kenzie, with the help of their friend Hudson, attempt to create a massive 12-foot version of their narwhal game character that they can ride on throughout the convention.

When the girls arrive at the convention, they discover that their arch-rival, Mason Kendal (who is also a game developer), is in attendance. Mason attempts to play dirty by sabotaging the girls' Sky Whale game, but is unsuccessful. It is revealed that Mason stole an idea of the Sky Whale from the girls, but they refuse to confront him about it.

Meanwhile, Babe and Kenzie are struggling to control the 12-foot narwhal Balloon, which causes them to crash through the convention's ventilation system. After causing chaos throughout the convention, the girls finally make it to the main event arena where they are asked to demonstrate their game. Their presentation is well received, but ultimately leads to Balloon causing more destruction resulting in the girls getting kicked out from the convention.

Following this disaster, the girls and their friends continue to promote Sky Whale around New York City. After a few setbacks, they ultimately succeed in promoting their game in Times Square. The show ends with Babe, Kenzie, Hudson, and their new friend, Trip, enjoying the success of their app.

Overall, the first episode of Game Shakers, titled Sky Whale, sets the stage for an exciting and fun-filled series. The episode introduces the audience to the main characters and their passion for game development, while also introducing a potential rivalry with Mason Kendal. The humor and adventures that occur throughout the episode are engaging and set a high expectation for future episodes.