This little project started as a small adding and subtracting interaction I created for my kid and others around the world, but then I got an idea to expand this into a game, where you have to quickly disable a bomb by correctly answering the quiz questions. This was a great little project.
Hi Nejc! What a cool story! This looks like it's going to be an explosive example.😊 For some reason, the link isn’t showing your game. Can you try updating the link?...preferably before the bomb goes off? 😁💣 I'm looking forward to seeing it!
What a fun idea, Nejc! Thanks for sharing :) The illustrations and sound effects are amazing.
Of course, the first thing I did was to see what would happen if I put only incorrect answers and turned all the dots red. I have to say, I was a little disappointed that it didn't explode right away! That being said, the explosion animation was well worth the wait. Looks great!
Thanks again for sharing this example with the community. Any chance you'd be willing to share the .story file? I'm sure our community members would love to use this in their courses!
Thanks for updating the link, Nejc! Your dynamite slider is awesome. I successfully completed the game in under 15 seconds with only 1 second to spare! Phew!😅 Thank you for sharing!
I cannot share the source file, but I am happy to answer any questions.
One of the more interesting parts of the whole project is that the whole quiz is generated randomly from variables, nothing is hardcoded. And when you're playing the game, that is basically one slide being reloaded all the time. :)
Great job Nejc. Random equations give it a lot of replay value. The Dyno-slider is a cool idea too! Only suggestion I'd have is maybe change the first sound that plays when you beat the clock. It kinda sounds like a "fail" sound (goes down a few octaves). I initially thought I'd lost! haha
This game is really awesome, These type of creative games help kids to learn many things. I've recently purchased different attractive basic math books from Arts and supplies coupon codes for my kid. And by doing practice from those books he is learning different math equations.
Your support and encouragement have been invaluable throughout this journey. It brings me immense joy to know that children around the world are engaging with this interactive experience and sharpening their skills while having a blast.
This sounds like an incredibly fun and creative project! Starting as a simple adding and subtracting interaction for your child and evolving into a bomb-defusing game with quiz questions is truly impressive. The idea of combining education with an exciting game concept is both engaging and interactive.
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Hi Nejc! What a cool story! This looks like it's going to be an explosive example.😊 For some reason, the link isn’t showing your game. Can you try updating the link?...preferably before the bomb goes off? 😁💣 I'm looking forward to seeing it!
Oh, I can't believe I put the wrong link. :) Thank you, fixed!
What a fun idea, Nejc! Thanks for sharing :) The illustrations and sound effects are amazing.
Of course, the first thing I did was to see what would happen if I put only incorrect answers and turned all the dots red. I have to say, I was a little disappointed that it didn't explode right away! That being said, the explosion animation was well worth the wait. Looks great!
Thanks again for sharing this example with the community. Any chance you'd be willing to share the .story file? I'm sure our community members would love to use this in their courses!
Thanks for updating the link, Nejc! Your dynamite slider is awesome. I successfully completed the game in under 15 seconds with only 1 second to spare! Phew!😅 Thank you for sharing!
I like how this has evolved. Great work!
Hey, Allison, thanks! :)
I cannot share the source file, but I am happy to answer any questions.
One of the more interesting parts of the whole project is that the whole quiz is generated randomly from variables, nothing is hardcoded. And when you're playing the game, that is basically one slide being reloaded all the time. :)
Ok, no problem! Just thought I'd ask ;) That is super interesting! Thanks again for sharing this example with the community. It's very inspiring!
Great job Nejc. Random equations give it a lot of replay value. The Dyno-slider is a cool idea too! Only suggestion I'd have is maybe change the first sound that plays when you beat the clock. It kinda sounds like a "fail" sound (goes down a few octaves). I initially thought I'd lost! haha
Hey, Jon, thanks!
That sound is the sound of the counter powering down as it fades out. :)
This is really cool! like the slider for different challenges. You wan to be the super hero!
This game is really awesome, These type of creative games help kids to learn many things. I've recently purchased different attractive basic math books from Arts and supplies coupon codes for my kid. And by doing practice from those books he is learning different math equations.
Can I ask what triggers you used for the count down?
I like it.
Hi Nejc, I have to admit that I played your video game for 20 minutes, I couldn't stop :)))))
Thank you for sharing !!!
Your support and encouragement have been invaluable throughout this journey. It brings me immense joy to know that children around the world are engaging with this interactive experience and sharpening their skills while having a blast.
This sounds like an incredibly fun and creative project! Starting as a simple adding and subtracting interaction for your child and evolving into a bomb-defusing game with quiz questions is truly impressive. The idea of combining education with an exciting game concept is both engaging and interactive.
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