Thursday, January 20, 2011

Playing to learn.

Genre 4: Strategy Strategy games require you to engage careful decision-making in order to achieve a long-term objective. There is less overall activity and typically more time to formulate a plan of action in strategy games, although some require improvisational planning under a strict time pressure. Oftentimes, strategy games will attempt to simulate a real-life situation.

That would have to be the one that most fits the plot for our game, or can reate to it. In our game, the objective is to catch the litter that is coming down, into a recycle bin. Of course there's going to be other objects falling down, also. If the player makes the mistake of putting something that doesn't belong in the recylce bin, then there will probably be points that are deducted, & if it gets to be a certain number of items, then the level will have to start over. Or something along those lines. So it's kind of a strategy game, because it requires you to make careful decisons in order to win the game.

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