1. Describe your team's game topic and talk about the most important concept you want your players to learn. What we want our players to learn is to prevent water pollution from happening. Many kids don't know that this can harm humans and animals in different ways. That's why we will show many kids how we can all stop this by them playing our game and learning many new stuff about preventing water pollution.
2. How did the ideas you discussed in "Imagining Your Game" come together to help your team decide on a game topic? Well... we had many great ideas that we all shared but what we decided to do was get the most main topic important ones and combinje them together as one.
3. Tell us more about your team by saying who has what role, and how you work together. My team and I are really great friends so we all worked together fine we had no problems and had an awesome game. I would have to say that I was the leader of the group not in a bad way,my teammates didn't really have a problem so we all worked together.
4. What kind of research did you do to find information to express the game topic? Examples: books, films, web searches....etc. We got all our research on wikipedia.org. It is a really interesting website it has many facts that we used and you should use it.
5. Explain the game play. What does the player have to do? Basicallly the player is a turtle, and what the turtle has to do is that it has to move around the ocean and catch jellyfish and try not to get hit by the plastic flags. This game really will show how we can help out the turtles and that they can do it on their own too.
6. Has this changed since you first started planning your game? How? We changed a lot of things in our game. We had to focus on one main thing and we decided to change it to water pollution. It was really hard doing it all over again but we got through it.
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