• 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

BUILDING THE GAME

If you have created all the components of the game, it's time to put it all together.

Make sure you have all the components in a game folder for your eportfolio.

Build the game using your designs to help you. Make sure that you have included all the correct links.

Test your game to make sure it works correctly. Make use of feedback from test users. Questions you need to answer include:

• does the game work?
• can a new user play the game?
• do all the levels open correctly?
• can the user change to a different level easily?

• can users get back to the map from each of the levels?

• are users working out the parts of the code?
• what happens when the game is over?
• do the instructions make sense?

Make sure you have saved the complete game in the game folder.

Ask some reviewers to evaluate your finished game. What do they think of it? Did they get the code the first time they played it? Did they think it was too difficult? Was the content interesting to them? What did they think of each level?

Keep a record of what they say so that you can use it in your project review.