I have been developing my Gamefroot game and aiming to be one page ahead of the students. I am still in the learning pit and have been fortunate to have some students teach me how to extend my coding. And what fun it has been!
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Kumara to the Marae by Cheryl Torrie / Full screen / Remix in Gamefroot
Wow Cheryl! You have really taken this mahi to another level. I loved collecting the Kumera and found the 'Trophy' challenge VERY challenging! Love your enthusiasm. Looking forward to seeing what you add to your game next! Ka rawe e hoa!
ReplyDeleteThanks for looking at my mahi. I appreciate the feedback.
DeleteKia ora. I am James from St Mary’s School.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the part when you had to save the kumura.
Are you going to add more?
It was very hard to collect the map.
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James
Thanks fro playing my game James. Have you completed your game? HAve you got music in it too?
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ReplyDeleteKia ora. I am Jakob A from St Mary’s School.
I really like how you made the character jump really high.
I was very hard to collect the map but that’s what makes a good game.
Maybe you could add some more levels.
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Jakob A
I think I will add some more levels. Have you got any suggestions of what I could include in them?
DeleteKia ora Mrs Torrie. I am Camille from St Marys School.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed collecting the kumura, and I also enjoyed how you could jump quite high. It was like flying!
It was quite tricky to collect the map. But in my opinion, I think that including challenges is what makes a good game.
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Camille
I think challenges are good too. Can you think of any other challenges I could include?
DeleteMōrena. I am Leyla from Saint Mary's school.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed playing your game.
It was hard to get the map, because I kept walking into the spikes.
Maybe next time you could make more levels.
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Leyla
I think I will add more levels. What do you think I could include in them?
DeleteKia ora. I am Arabella from St Mary’s School.
ReplyDeleteI really liked your game and how it was set up .
I learnt that you could use the arrow keys to jump and move.
Maybe you could change the course at the end so it is easier.
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Arabella
Thank you for your feedback. Have you made some challenges in your game?
DeleteKia ora. I am Mya from St Mary’s School.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how we can collect the kumara.
It was very tricky to get the map but everything else was great!
Maybe you could make it so we can jump on to get the map.
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Mya
Maybe I could add a teleporting part to make the map more accessible? What do you think?
DeleteKia ora. I am Baxter from St Mary’s School.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how the kumara made you go to Level 2. I did find a minor bug where if you land on the crayfish thing it kind of kills it and you will not die from it. Then you can push it off the map and then it just flies away. Also I was thinking maybe you could add some foliage to Level 2 and maybe you could also add some texture and maybe you could make a real museum instead of a map under the ground.
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Baxter
Thanks for pointing out what happens to the crayfish. I will definitely fix it up.
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