Experience 4-H: Game Design

1. The name of your game
2. The name of each team member
3. The county your team represents
4. The name of your 4-H Volunteer-mentor

1. What is your community challenge?
2. What steps did you take to address this challenge?

1. Who is the audience for your game?
2. How did you decide who your audience should be?

1. If your game addresses a problem, it likely has a plot.
2. How do you handle the plot?
   1. What kind of emotions are you trying to reach?
   2. What steps did you take to think through what the plot should be?
   3. How will you convey the plot to your users?

1. What does each character look like
2. Do the important characters have an origin story?
3. Does your main character have a personality?  How do they act?

You can use any language however the product you turn in must be playable by someone outside your network.  

1. It is recommended that you start in Scratch or another block-based program.   
2. Your work must be commented.
3. It is recommended that you use an online IDE (Integrated Development Environment) and you have a team login so that everyone can work together.  Commenting will help identify who wrote each section of code.
4. Make sure that your program is shared and the link is part of your notebook.