Nutrition Game

Link to Final Game

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/42246284/

Final Game Reflection

I began the layout of the game by drawing the maze on the background. My problems included how to deduct points and how to say "ouch" when touching the maze lines. I worked through these problems by using sensing blocks. I tested the game by playing it on the project page. I had to go back inside and fix things a few times after testing it, but otherwise it now works how I intended it to. I am most proud of the backgrounds because I created them myself. I am disappointed that I could not figure out how to switch the backgrounds more quickly when each level was won.

Final Game

Description of My Game

The monkey will have to go through a maze to reach bananas. I will use the banana and monkey sprite. I will choose an outdoors background. The points you have will start at 5 and along the way there will be other foods and if the monkey touches those foods, a point is lost. You must end with at least 1 point, or else you must start from the beginning.When the monkey reaches the bananas, you won the game and the monkey will say "You Won!" There will be 2 levels and the next level will have a frog trying to get a bug. On the second level there will be more food to dodge and the maze will be harder.

Fish Chomper Game Reflection

A variable is a placeholder for a number, represented by blocks. To young kids, I would explain variables as a place where you can fill in whatever number you want.

Fish Chomper Game