Welcome!
This Guide to Coding Arcade Games introduces the most common types of code blocks used throughout MakeCode Arcade.
In this set of activities, you will create your very first set of digital games with MakeCode Arcade. This guide is intended for students who are new to MakeCode with little or no previous coding experience. Through step-by-step instructions, you will focus on projects from 3 different categories: Storytelling, Clicker Games, and Collector Games.
Click here or the image below to go to the SkillMap and start your MakeCode Journey.
Part 1
Don't forget to share all your game links, certificates and badges in Seesaw. Here is how to do it.
Can you collect all three certificates?
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Using Makecode to * Tell Stories *
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Building a *Clicker Game *
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Building a * Collector Game *
This is the entire walkthrough for all levels!
Finished the first Challenges? Scroll down for more ...
Mr Glenn's Games
Joke Card | https://makecode.com/_dTMA0LXt2TWf |
Clicker Game | https://makecode.com/_3VwJzPfRePx1 |
Collector Game | https://makecode.com/_Txxh5PKMuWJc |
Extension challenges
Part 2
Zoo Keepers Challenge | https://arcade.makecode.com/--skillmap#zoo |
Part 3
Game Makers Guide | https://arcade.makecode.com/--skillmap |
Part 4
Space Game | MakeCode Skill Map |
Independent Game Maker Activity
Level 1:
Raw Game File:
Level 2:
Level 2 Game Link
Raw Game File:
Level3:
Level 3 Game Link
Raw Game File:
Learning Intention
Can I create a video game?
Success Criteria
I can code with purpose
I can follow a tutorial
I can solve problems
I can use commands in sequence
I can innovate with my own ideas
Story Challenges
Introduction
Greeting Card
Greeting Card 2
Tellng a Joke
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