Game Feedback

1.) Catie Coumodurous - Clicky Animals
     Click the animals to get more points. 60 seconds for each rounds. Used a lot of if you hit this key something would happen and I didn't use a lot of those.

2.) Elana Cusato - Not Named
     Use the arrow keys to move the sprite. Get the sprite to the end of the maze to get to a harder maze. Each maze you complete you get points an each maze is timed.

3.) Katie Loughman - Not Named
     Click the starfish to get points. Each certain amount of points you receive the faster the starfish moves. She used a block that made the starfish move randomly which i didn't use and thought that was cool. The timer did not work.

Final Scratch Project (Mid-Term)

Project

Final Project Refelction

I began the layout of my game my drawing the maze backgrounds for each level. I worked through the problems of my project by testing different ways of fixing the problem. One problem I had was the timer but to fix the timer I made each second that went by subtracted one second from the variable time. I tested the project by playing the game and seeing if it worked and went back and fixed the problems then played the game again until there were no problems. It worked exactly as  I intended. I am most proud of how I made the sprite move in my game. Nothing in my game was disappointing.

Mid-Term game Description

My game is going to be a maze game. The purpose of the game is to complete 3 maze levels and each maze gets harder. I will be using a lady bug sprite. I'm going to use a different background for each level and each background will be a different color. Each round you finish will score you 50 points. Each maze you will have 60 seconds to complete it. You win by complete all three  mazes and when you win your sprite will say you won and the background will change to a party background. There will be three levels. To increase the difficulty of each level I will make each make longer and skinnier.

Fish Chomp

     
Added a score so you can keep track of all the fish you eat.

Cat and Mouse Remix

Timer

De-Bugging Baseball

Nutrition Game

Moving in Three Ways

Scratch Dialogue Project