- Our game is more for middle school aged kids. about ages 10-14
-Our game will teach the player how to properly use gravity and physics to his advantage to make a complete smore from launced objects.
-Our game will probably take place outside in a field.
-We do not have a specific world for our game
-Since the game will be only in one setting it does not offer much to the experience.
-Since the game will be only in one setting it does not offer much to the topic.
- Our game will not a many features in the world that will help, it's a game mostly by your reflexes and actions.
- The actions you do in the game will be a type of physics learning.
- A game gets you more involved, and since your having more fun than just taking a quiz, the info should stick better.
Can't wait to see your game.
ReplyDeletePhysics games are great. If you've never heard of the incredible machine, look it up. It's a wonderful physics game example.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good idea, but smores are not a technoglical computer based education game; you could use whatever object you using a a catapult to put an ipad together, or an ipod or something else relating to technology.
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