Run & Evade: Chaser Chase

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Chase-style endless run

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RAJ GHELANI

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Froggy Jumps Run & Evade: Chaser ChaseOnline version Chase-style endless run by RAJ GHELANI 1 In the described game, what is the main objective for the runner? a To collect coins for a win b To rescue a friend while running c To evade capture by the officer 2 Which control method suits a running evasion game best? a Turn-based taps b Aim-and-shoot mechanics c Swipe/tilt to dodge obstacles 3 Ethical design: Why should the game avoid realistic methods of escape from law enforcement? a To prevent encouraging real-world evasion b To increase difficulty c To promote violence 4 What obstacle type can replace dangerous evasion with safe alternatives? a Realistic stunts in traffic b Puzzles to mislead the officer c Weapons or traps 5 In level design, what increases tension without promoting harm? a Slow pacing with easy targets b Infinite random obstacles with no goal c Faster speed and tighter corridors 6 Which asset helps readability of the runner? a Background clutter b Clear silhouette and color contrast c Complex textures 7 How can power-ups be used ethically? a Temporary speed boost that helps escape safely b Weapons to disable the officer c Traps to stop the officer permanently 8 End conditions: What should end the chase? a Runner reaches a safe zone or escapes b Officer catches the runner c Time runs out with no outcome 9 Score system: What incentives encourage fair play? a Rewards for sabotaging allies b Coins for distance, not for harming characters c Points for colliding with the officer 10 Accessibility: What feature improves play for colorblind players? a High-contrast flashing effects b Color-safe palettes and distinct patterns c Random color palettes every level

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Run & Evade: Chaser ChaseOnline version

Chase-style endless run

by RAJ GHELANI

In the described game, what is the main objective for the runner?

To collect coins for a win

To rescue a friend while running

To evade capture by the officer

Which control method suits a running evasion game best?

Turn-based taps

Aim-and-shoot mechanics

Swipe/tilt to dodge obstacles

Ethical design: Why should the game avoid realistic methods of escape from law enforcement?

To prevent encouraging real-world evasion

To increase difficulty

To promote violence

What obstacle type can replace dangerous evasion with safe alternatives?

Realistic stunts in traffic

Puzzles to mislead the officer

Weapons or traps

In level design, what increases tension without promoting harm?

Slow pacing with easy targets

Infinite random obstacles with no goal

Faster speed and tighter corridors

Which asset helps readability of the runner?

Background clutter

Clear silhouette and color contrast

Complex textures

How can power-ups be used ethically?

Temporary speed boost that helps escape safely

Weapons to disable the officer

Traps to stop the officer permanently

End conditions: What should end the chase?

Runner reaches a safe zone or escapes

Officer catches the runner

Time runs out with no outcome

Score system: What incentives encourage fair play?

Rewards for sabotaging allies

Coins for distance, not for harming characters

Points for colliding with the officer

Accessibility: What feature improves play for colorblind players?

High-contrast flashing effects

Color-safe palettes and distinct patterns

Random color palettes every level

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Run & Evade: Chaser ChaseOnline version

by RAJ GHELANI

In the described game, what is the main objective for the runner?

Which control method suits a running evasion game best?

Ethical design: Why should the game avoid realistic methods of escape from law enforcement?

What obstacle type can replace dangerous evasion with safe alternatives?

In level design, what increases tension without promoting harm?

Which asset helps readability of the runner?

How can power-ups be used ethically?

End conditions: What should end the chase?

Score system: What incentives encourage fair play?

Accessibility: What feature improves play for colorblind players?

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