15/06/16


Learning Objective: To develop your gamemaker coursework

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  • Read through the checklist
  • Tick off the tasks that you have completed
  • What do you need to do in today's lesson?
1Create the background screens in Adobe Photoshop
- Menu
- Instructions
- Winner
- Loser
- Back story
2Create a working game using GameMaker
- Working menu screen
- Working instructions screen
- Working winner screen
- Working loser screen
- Working back story screen
3Put your own sprites into the game
- Added your own main character sprite into the game
- Added your own enemy characters sprite into the game
- Changed all other sprites in the game to your own
- Changed the background
4Added your own favicon
5Added your own loading screen
6Made your game pausable
7Created working levels for your game
- Working level one
- Working level two
- Working level three
- Working level four
- Working level five
8Added your own sound effects to the game
9Added your own music to the game
10Filled in your Assets Table - to show all pictures and sounds used
11Filled in your Development Part A - to show how you tested your game
12Filled in your Development Part B - to show user feedback
13Filled in your Development Part C - to show teacher comments
14Filled in your Development Part D - to show design changes
























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