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CREATING AN ADVANCED CHAPTER
GAME IN SCRATCH C4
Learning Outcomes 95%
The students will be able to:
create start stage, play stage, and end stage for a game.
use variables to track levels and scores in Scratch.
implement broadcast messages for smooth game transitions.
add increasing difficulty to make the game more engaging.
Have you ever dreamt of creating a computer game?
Now here is your chance to turn it into reality with a Scratch project! In this chapter, you
will learn how to create an advanced game in Scratch with start, play, and end states, use
variables to track levels and scores, and add increasing difficulty as the game progresses.
These features make games more interactive and engaging.
GAME STAGES IN SCRATCH: START, PLAY, AND END
Every game has different stages: Starting, Playing and Ending. These stages help organise
the flow of the game, making it interactive and engaging. You can control these states
using broadcast messages, scripts, and variables to manage transitions smoothly.
START STAGE
The start stage is the first screen that appears when
the game begins. It usually includes a title, instructions,
and a start button to begin the game.
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