Game Design SLO

Why is it important to learn about Computer Science?

• It is not important at all.

• It helps in understanding the basics of cooking.

• It helps in understanding the fundamentals of computer science.

• It is only useful for playing games.

What are events used for in programming?

• To create random errors.

• To control the flow of a program.

• To make the computer slower.

• To delete files from the computer.

What is Control Flow?

• The sequence in which individual statements, instructions, or function calls are executed in a program.

• The speed at which a computer processes data.

• The amount of memory a program uses.

• The number of users a program can handle.

What is a platformer game?

• A game where the player jumps between platforms

• A game where the player drives a car

• A game where the player solves puzzles

• A game where the player builds structures

What is design thinking?

• A process for solving problems creatively

• A method for coding games

• A way to create game graphics

• A technique for marketing games

What are the 6 parts of a game?

• Graphics, sound, levels, characters, story, and controls

• Space, rules, challenge, core mechanics, feedback, and goals

• Code, design, testing, marketing, release, and updates

• Story, gameplay, graphics, sound, levels, and characters

How do you design a game from scratch?

• By knowing the parts of a game and how they work together

• By copying another game

• By using pre-made templates

• By following a strict set of rules

What is the importance of testing a game as part of the design process?

• To ensure the game is fun and free of bugs

• To make the game look good

• To increase the game's price

• To reduce the game's file size

What is the purpose of creating a prototype game using the design thinking process?

• To test and refine the game design

• To sell the game

• To market the game

• To release the game

What criteria can be used to assess the similarities and differences in storyboards created by peers?

• By comparing the themes and the use of dialogue.

• By comparing the sequence of events and the style of drawings.

• By comparing the number of panels.

• By comparing the use of background details.