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MoonCampaign by Timothy (10 years)
Hello everyone! My name is Timothy. I am 10 years old, and I really like coding. For my project, I made a fun falling-dot game using a micro, a joystick, and a breakout board. The player uses the joystick to move a character across the bottom of the LED screen and catch falling dots. The falling dot appears in a random position and moves downward every half second. If the player catches it, the score increases and the game becomes faster. If the player misses the dot, the game ends and shows the final score. I also used variables, random numbers, loops, and nested if statements.
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Hello everyone! My name is Timothy. I am 10 years old, and I really like coding. Today I am excited to show you a game I made using a micro, a joystick, and a breakout board.My game is called the Falling Dot Game. The main idea is simple: there is a player at the bottom of the micro screen, and a dot falls from the top. The player uses the joystick to move left and right and tries to catch the falling dot.
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