WIP - Asteroid Dodger game
Jun 01, 2015
Hey Everyone,
Just wanted to share another project I have been working on. This game was created entirely in Storyline using some of the built-in features and some Javascript. It's still needs some clean-up, but most of the heavy work has been done. I broke down some of the tasks I needed to do to create the project in my blog. You can check it out in this link.
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Very cool!
I could see this being used as a learning game where you have to collide with the correct answers...
Great game. This can definitely be applied to all types of learning goals.
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Nice work! Thanks for sharing, Jerson.
Thanks, I created this to see if I could and have a little fun at the same time. But I could see slowing down the falling objects and the user having to collect the right kind of items as a cool learning interaction.
Very cool Jerson!
way cool !
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Cool!!!! and very sleek design. However, I would like to give one suggestion here which I hope will add value to your game.
As we all know, games have their entry and exit. Your game have a great entrance however when the fighter plane is completely damaged. It should say "Game over" with an option "restart". Once user click on it the game will start all over.
Hope you get the idea.
Hi. Could you post updated link? It's broken.
@Daniel,
I rearranged some files a while back and I'm not sure where this example might be, but an advanced version of it is incorporated into this demo.
Nice work Jerson! Any chance of posting the .story link so I can see the genius behind how this was set up? : )
@Daniel, I'll have to look for it. Recently did some major upgrades to my Mac and had to move around a lot of old files. But I have been wanted to recreate this in the new Storyline 360 that actually has default collision detection options. Would make it a lot easier.
Great Work Jerson! Any chance you have found the storyline file? Would love to use the structure and images for a cyber security training. The idea of responding to incoming security threats.