1What is your game topic? What it takes to be an American citizen.
2How does your game relate to civics? You are trying to become a citizen.
3Being specific, with step-by-step instructions, describe your game in no less than 150 words.
Start Screen has the game title, start button and, how to play button. If you click the how to play button you will be taken to a screen with instructions such as, Click the correct answer to move on. After you have learned how to play you can click the back button to take you to the title screen. Now you may start the game the levels will consist of questions and answers to choose. Each level has one question with four answers to choose from. If you choose the wrong answer you will be taken to the wrong screen where you can try again. If selected the right answer you may move on to the next level. The next level is another question with choice of answer. There will be ten levels. After It is over you can play a mini game which will be a escape maze.
4Describe how the player will learn more about civics when playing this game in no less than 150 words.
When playing this game the player will learn about civics by learning what an immigrant goes through to be a United States citizen. The first thing an immigrant goes through is getting to the United States. Once you are here in the United States you have to take the citizens test. At the end of our game we have a maze to insinuate the struggle for immigrants to get to the United States. The questions are the same questions you would find on a Citizen test but not as many. If we had ever question that is on the test no one would play the game. People hate games that make you read. People like games where you are involved that is why we put the maze at the end of the game. The questions will help you learn some thing about the United States that you didn’t know.
5Where does your game fit into the Civics knowledge framework? This teaches how it is to be a citizen.
6Does your game teach about an ideal of government, a function of government, or about citizenship? Please explain Citizenship, To be a citizen.
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6 years ago
Your game makes me laugh with all your sounds you put in your game. Its really cool.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. i only counted 149 words though.....LOL
ReplyDeleteNumbers should have a "." after them and then a space before you start typing.
ReplyDelete# 3 "It" should have a lower case i, be "a" should be an.
# 4 "ever" should be every
You might want to start your game with a character trying to enter the United State with a Passport, having those with proper documentation pass through and those with none turned back at the customs and then a way to fix their documentation and try again.