By: Cameron Sherwood Daytonian Raceway

My game’s social issue is Breast Cancer. Every question you get right, $10 pretends to go to the cancer awareness company. I chose cancer because my granny had cancer and died two years ago on her 69 th birthday.

There are three numbers to pick from. When the car hits a wrong answer it goes to the wrong screen. If it hits the right answer, it goes to the right screen, and then to the next level. I can change the speed of the car by using a higher or lower number in the code. You use left, right, up, and down arrows to move the car.

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In my game, I’m done with the first level. I have to make up new math problems and copy and paste code and frames. The first thing I had to do was draw the car and track to race. Then I had to add buttons and link scenes. I had to get codes to make the car move and hit test on the numbers to get the right and wrong answers.

At the beginning of the year, I didn’t really know what Globaloria was. I thought it was all fun and games, but it’s not. The “minigame” was like an example to help me start my game. Plus I got a lot of codes from the minigame, too.

The easiest thing to do in my game was to draw the car, track, and the numbers. It was easy because you don’t have to copy and paste from paint. You can just draw right in flash.

In my game, the hardest thing to do was get the coding right. I got most of the coding from in the minigame. The most important codes I got from this, were the hit test code and the code to get the car to move like the bunny in the minigame.

My favorite thing about working on my game is when I get something, and I play it over and over to admire what I’ve done. I really liked it when I got my car to move. That was exciting.

The next steps in my game are to make another level, and do everything over to get it to work. I need to copy coding. I need to copy the track, car, and numbers. This is my game, I hope that you like it.

Cameron Globaloria