In general, you try and have a basic idea of the type of game you want to make (e.g maze, pong, etc) before you go into the competition and you fit the theme to match that game by changing colors, titles, characters, etc. As for trying to maximize points - you just try to do the things on the rubric (which are, admittedly, sometimes vague) as well as you can.Now, for Game On (noob here) is there a template people follow and try to get done ASAP to get the max points. Do you have a specific game in mind like a maze or something and just build the game around it, because I have no idea what process to do or to even aim for to get a lot of points and how I should organize things with my partner
Scratch is completely free and yes it's possible to download the offline editor right here - https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch2download/. You can also just use it in your web browser.Game On is done in Scratch right? Is it possible to download Scratch and how much would it cost?
ThanksScratch is completely free and yes it's possible to download the offline editor right here - https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch2download/. You can also just use it in your web browser.Game On is done in Scratch right? Is it possible to download Scratch and how much would it cost?
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