Make a game

Guiding Ideas

1. Discuss what does good game consists of?
   1. Is it puzzle? Labyrint? Quiz?
   2. Do you need to find some keys/ codes that moves you on?
   3. Must there be limits?
   4. What kind of difficult level is the best?
   5. Are surprise elements good or bad?
2. Draw mind map about students answers.
3. Define the frames for the games with the students:
   1. Who is the target audience?
   2. What's the purpose of the game: do they need to get to the finish line, solve some code, survive in different kind of rooms etc.
   3. What do they need to build?
   4. Is it a leaning game where you need for example Math skills or is it all about problem solving. (for example 4*4 is a) 16 b) 15 c) 14 -> player need to push right button that opens the door. If the answer is right, player will move on, if it's wrong he'll drops down and need to find the way back in a labyrinth.)
   5. How big you want the game area to be?
   6. When is the game over/ finished?
4. Students draw and write down (for example in Onenote) their ideas and drafts about the game.
5. Students create their own world (the kind of which is the best for their plans).
   1. If the game is related to for example to Math make sure the Problems are enough difficult.
6. When the games are made, they play each others games and give feedback.
7.  Students make repairs on the base of feedback.
8. Optional: Students let other classes play their games.
9. Optional: Students make a video of the game how to solve the problems.