• Scenario
• Investigating requirementsPlanning
• Keeping track
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• Initial design
• Gathering assets
• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3
• The map
• Other components
• Building the game

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• eportfolio
• Review

LEVEL 3 THE FINAL CHALLENGE

To complete level 3 players must solve a series of puzzles to generate the final part of the code. For example, they could:

• guess the objects - such as photographs of parts of objects from unusual angles
• guess the sounds
• complete a number or word puzzle using images

Here are some examples for ideas.

Create a flowchart for the series of puzzles to show the different pathways. Things to think about:

• where the user can go?
• do the puzzles have to be done in a particular order/sequence or can the user do them in any order?
• how will they know they have got the answer right or wrong?
• what must happen if they get it wrong?

Create a storyboard for each screen.

Make sure you have all the assets you need then create the final challenge.

Test it to make sure it is fit for audience and purpose. Make use of feedback from test users, including members of the target audience if possible. Check that they can find the rest of the code by solving the puzzles.

Save the final challenge in your game folder.