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Midterm Project [FINISHED]

  • Writer: Jessi Cruz
    Jessi Cruz
  • Oct 15, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 17, 2019



I tried to make the cardboard cover all the wiring and not obstruct the players hands too much. I tried to put simple instructions on the casing so the player knows how to play just by looking at the game. Also, I tried to allude to how the game works and how it determines when you lose a life; when all the obstacle LEDs reach their proper placement, it checks where your "ship" is and if it happens to not be in an open space, you lose a life. This means the obstacles can be fast without being unfair; like having to squeeze through pixels as they all fall down.



Criticisms:

After seeing all the similar game project to mine, I wish I put more effort into the packaging and what it looks like. But also I wish I centered everything in a convenient place instead of having the player reach over everything to play the game. I also think having some music or sound would've helped a lot.

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