We have finished with the basic requirements for the lab.
Everyone should now have a working game.
At this point, we will each choose our path for the completion of the lab.
We have 3 paths to choose from. You may choose whatever you want, but for full credit, you must complete just 1 of the 3 tasks listed below:

• Programming
• Design
• Art

Programming

The programming task is to set up a score scene.

• Keep track of the number of “Correct” and “Wrong” answers
• In the “End” scene, display the final score
• While you’re at it, please shuffle the list of questions each time the game is played

Design

For design, let’s turn the game into and “Over & Under” thing.

• Instead of “Correct” vs “Wrong”, change each question to “Higher” or “Lower”
• Instead of trying to guess the word, have the player guess if the correct answer is “Higher” or “Lower” than the phrase shown
  • For example, “tallest tree 190 feet”
• To guess “Higher”, the player must tilt the phone up
• To guess “Lower”, the player tilts the phone down
• Your QuizElements are going to be longer, so you’ll probably need to adjust the font size.
• The QuizElement also needs an additional field to tell whether the correct response is “Higher” or “Lower”

Art

The art project is to create a character that will be the face of our game.

• The character need only be presented as 2D images - sprites
• We want 5 different images of the same character:
  • Introducing the game in the “Start” scene
  • Presenting the answer in the “Game” scene
  • Announcing “Correct” in the “Game” scene
  • Declaring “Wrong” in the “Game” scene
  • Offering to play again in the “End” scene
• They can be any quality. Simple sketches will do

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