Attack of The Sequel - Your Own Game 2

Now you have mastered some more advanced features of Code Arcade, how about trying something of your own. You are going to have to design, implement, test and evaluate your game. The document below will help you do this. Your teacher may give you a copy of this document via Google Classroom

Think about classic computer games as an idea, or consider making something similar to one of the games you made already if you are not as confident.

This game will show everything you have learned about creating games with MakeCode Arcade. Your teacher will let you know what level they hope to see you achieve.

To make a level 3 game, show:

• You can design a game and make decisions about what will be included in the game

• Your game has sprites that interact with each other, for example collision detection

• Your game includes at least one variable and have its value change during the game

• Your game includes a list/array type variable

• You can create subprogram blocks

• You can find and correct any errors and bugs in your game

• You can make a game that matches your design

• You can evaluate your game and say how good it is

To make a level 4 game, show:

• You can design a game,make decisions about what will be included in the game and draw a structure diagram design for one script in the game

• Your game includes at least two level 3 features such as lists/arrays, collision detection or subprograms

• You can use the IF block and connect conditions together using AND or OR blocks

• You can switch to JavaScript view and make simple changes to your game using it instead of blocks

• You fully tested your game by stating what you expected to happen when you played it and what actually happened

• You can correct any errors and bugs you discover in your game

• You can evaluate your game by comparing it to your original design and considering the results of your testing