Elementary Game Development Chapter 3- Telling a Story in Adventure Game

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Elementary Game Development Chapter 3- Telling a Story in Adventure Game


Elementary Game Development Chapter 3- Telling a Story in Adventure GameOnline version Read each question carefully and choose the correct answer. by Tech for Everyone 1 What are the four main story elements? a Characters, Setting, Problem, Solution b Level, Coins, Player, Enemy c Mode, Star, Map, Message d Talk, Inventory, Event, Goal 2 What is the Town Template used for? a Creating a racing game b Building a maze c Designing a story game d Drawing new characters 3 What does the Talk command do? a Makes the player jump b Makes the character speak c Plays background music d Moves a character 4 What should go on the message board? a A background image b A puzzle for the player c A hint or clue for the story d A new level 5 What is the star used for in a story game? a To unlock a door b To signal the story is over c To give points to players d To start the game 6 What does it mean to debug your story game? a Add sound effects b Fix a problem in the code c Build a new level d Change the background 7 What is one reason to test your game often? a To memorize your story b To see if everything works c To save money in the store d To erase your characters 8 What can you use if you need more text than the Talk Command allows? a Jump command b Timer block c Chat Command d Message Board 9 What should each Foo character do in a story game? a Stay Silent b Give a clue or speak c Jump in place d Block the player 10 What should you do after fixing a mistake in your game? a Start Over b Share it right away c Test it again d Add more music

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Elementary Game Development Chapter 3- Telling a Story in Adventure GameOnline version

by Tech for Everyone

What are the four main story elements?

What is the Town Template used for?

What does the Talk command do?

What should go on the message board?

What is the star used for in a story game?

What does it mean to debug your story game?

What is one reason to test your game often?

What can you use if you need more text than the Talk Command allows?

What should each Foo character do in a story game?

What should you do after fixing a mistake in your game?