Game Design: Development & Review #472: Challenge | Recap
Welcome to the third week of our e-learning game design challenge.
Last week, you built a working prototype from your storyboard...
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Dating Game
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/5ec9f234-a78a-468c-86d9-a586b5084fb1/review
Here's where I'm at. I finished one complete round of the game--one bachelorette, Kym, with three contestants, ending with the dream date and the final throwing of the kiss at the end of the episode. I don't think I'll have the time to do three rounds so I'm going to focus on fine tuning this first one. My family is sick of the music and they are ready to kick me out of the house.
I was thinking that one of you in the community would have the technical skill to turn the last open end question into something where the learner types in a question and AI delivers a unique answer. That is beyond my capability.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/5ec9f234-a78a-468c-86d9-a586b5084fb1/review
Here's where I'm at. I finished one complete round of the game--one bachelorette, Kym, with three contestants, ending with the dream date and the final throwing of the kiss at the end of the episode. I don't think I'll have the time to do three rounds so I'm going to focus on fine tuning this first one. My family is sick of the music and they are ready to kick me out of the house.
I was thinking that one of you in the community would have the technical skill to turn the last open end question into something where the learner types in a question and AI delivers a unique answer. That is beyond my capability.
I enjoyed the flow of your game.
Regarding the open-ended question, my favorite MS co-pilot hints that it is possible to save the user input to a variable and fetch the answer from some AI via their API. Assign the answer to another text variable, then you can dynamically refer it in your project. Interesting idea.
Regarding the open-ended question, my favorite MS co-pilot hints that it is possible to save the user input to a variable and fetch the answer from some AI via their API. Assign the answer to another text variable, then you can dynamically refer it in your project. Interesting idea.
- Thank you for thinking about this. I am behind the curve in my ability to do something like this.