Senul programmed the BBC micro:bit to create an interactive survival game with a main character named "Bob," that was entirely new and original.
How will "Bob's Survival Game" work?
The Randomization Engine: Senul programmed a random number generator, which he used to determine Bob's destiny on the LED display, to roll a dice with the numbers 1 through 6.
Action Logic: They each play a different coded event: Stay Still (1), Attack (2), Take Damage (3), Heal (4), Run (5), and Dodge (6).
Health Point Mechanics: Senul went beyond just random animations and coded a health point background system! Bob will lose the game if he rolls three times, but he will recover 1 health point if he rolls 4.
Iterative Scaling: Senul started with 3 outcomes and scaled up the game to 6 full outcomes with distinct visual effects.
Don't miss the end of the video where the mother of Senul, who has grown so proud of his creation, shares her excitement with coding and designing this project by himself using t