Computational Thinking Learning Games

To demonstrate , the platform game is broken up into various parts, such as the player’s character, obstacles, enemies, and background, each contributing to the overall experience and each one can be programmed to behave differently.

To see in action in the development of a platform game, you can test the game with end users and observe how these players interact with specific challenges, then look to improve the game's design and difficulty levels based on these observations.

The game simplifies complex processes using , such as the calculation of physics, and focuses only on essential gameplay elements like movement, jumping, and collisions.

The movement of the player and enemies is driven by a set of rules known as that define how they respond to user input and environmental changes, creating a consistent gameplay experience.

Clues

1 Across: Looking for similarities among and within problems. (18 letters)

2 Down: Focusing on the important information only, ignoring irrelevant detail. (11 letters)

3 Down: Developing a step-by-step solution to the problem, or the rules to follow to solve the problem. (10 letters)

4 Down: Breaking down a complex problem or system into smaller, more manageable parts. (13 letters)