13/04/15


Learning Objective: Demonstrate programming skills using Game Maker by creating a simple game



Play the Game! 
Click on the link above and download the .exe file.

 What are your opinions?
Can you tell me what parts of the game is a Sprite?


Create the game using the Tutorials
You can use the paper tutorials or the tutorial in Game Maker.... 


Task 1Copy the link below:
\\files.wildern.hants.sch.uk\read\ICT\Miss Applegate\Click The Fruit Resources

 Paste the link in to a web browser 

 Download the folder and save in to your area

 Task 2
Create and add all the Sprites to your game by following the first tutorial task.

 Remember to read the instructions fully!

 Task 3 (green eref if completed)
Add and edit all objects to the Sprites by completing the second tutorial task.

 Task 4 (gold eref if completed)
Create and edit a room for your objects to be placed in. Run and test your game!

 Extension
Add sound, bombs and instructions by following the Task 4 to Task 6 tutorials.
 







Help your partner assess what they need to do to complete the task they are currently on. Use the post-it note provided.

 Can you tell the class 1 new thing you have learnt today?


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