In this lesson we’re going to tell the game how to identify when the tile is in the correct position – when it is at the correct angle. We are also going to learn about variables: We are going to use both Global…

We are going to use a global variable to count the number of tiles which are in the correct position. The global variable will start at 0, and we will add 1 each time a puzzle tile is returned to…

Obviously having a single puzzle is going to get boring pretty quickly! However, it is straightforward to add any number of additional images to the game. We’re going to add just two more, however you will use the same process…

Before we move further forward, we’ll tidy up our event sheet a bit and also change the order that a few things happen. Introducing Groups and Functions Our event sheet doesn’t look too bad at the moment, however, if we…

The page at the moment looks a bit plain. Let’s add a background to dress the page up a bit. There’s a few ways we can add a background to the project and we’ll go through them one by one.…

Visual & audio cues are important in all games – but particularly important in educational games for very young learners as it helps them understand when they’ve been successful or gives them a friendly indicator if they have done something…

At the moment, when the game restarts after the player has all the pieces in the correct place it simply restarts with the same image. Now we’re going to change it so the game changes the image to add some…

The game is functioning pretty well as it is. The game restarts when all pieces are in the correct place, a different image is shown each time, we’ve added a few sparkles and a click when an image is in…

We’re going to wind up by adding some background music and a few ‘well done’ graphics. This is going to be very familiar to you now, so I will start only screenshotting things we haven’t done before. Add Music We…

We’re going to close it here. However, there’s a LOT more you can do with this game and it can be developed in a range of different ways. Here we’ve made it a game for young kids with young kid…