MoonCampaign by Roberto (9 years)
Hi, my name is Roberto. I am a student and I like cool and interesting things. One of my favorite shows is Stranger Things because it has amazing monsters that are both cute and fierce. I also love animals, and I have a dog and a fish at home. I am Mexican, and I enjoy learning about different places like Japan and Hawaii because they are hot, fun, and interesting. In my project, I made a game called Stranger Things Bit where you grow your own demodog pet. I hope you enjoy my presentation and have fun learning about my project today.
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Hi everyone, my name is Roberto, and today I am excited to share my project with you. I really like Stranger Things because the monsters are scary but also kind of cute, especially the demodogs. That gave me the idea to make my own game called Stranger Things Bit.At the beginning of my game, the score is set to zero. This is important because as you play, you can earn points by taking care of your demodog. In the game, you get your own little demodog pet. You have to look after it by feeding it, playing with it, and keeping it happy. If you do a good job, your score goes up and your demodog grows stronger.
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