Developing a Simple Interactive Game
Students apply their programming knowledge to design and create their own basic interactive game.
Key Questions
- Construct a simple interactive game using event-driven programming.
- Critique your game's design for user-friendliness and playability.
- Explain the most challenging aspect of creating your game and how you overcame it.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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