Made in 1.5 hours, grade 9. Given class instructions: Checklist: - Does PacMan move in the correct direction when right / left / up / down arrows are pressed? - Do the “number of apples left to catch” appear on the screen and start at 10? - Do the “number of apples left to catch” decrease by one each time PacMan catches a fruit? - Does PacMan stop moving when he hits the wall? - Does “game over” appear when PacMan wins the game? - Does the “time elapsed” display on screen when the game is over? - Does a suitable “sound” or music play while the game is running? Extension: - Find one or more new fruits for PacMan to eat. - Find a new background that is suitable for this game. - Play a sound when PacMan catches a fruit. - Change the “game over” script so that it says “Game over… you lose” when PacMan hits the wall, or “Game over… you win!” when PacMan wins the game. I would've remade the actual pacman inside Scratch, but that would've taken WAY too long considering that at the time of writing this, this project is somewhat overdue.
The original project pacman theme from ssb4
