Debugging Tips: Silly Salmon

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Silly Salmon is a touch game with the ability to be played on a tablet or mobile device. It uses swipe controls and contains a store to buy items, as well as storage ability to save scores and power ups. Silly Salmon can be a challenge and there are areas that may lead to some confusion. Have no worries! We've laid out these areas below for your debugging use.

 

Debugging Tips: Fruit Snake

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Fruit Snake is a classic, single player game where the player eats fruit to gain points while avoiding collisions with the walls and itself. Fruit snake is built using pin behaviors, variables, and collisions. This is a fun, easy to build game. Continue reading for some common errors to avoid.

 

Debugging Tips: PorkChop the Pig

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PorkChop the PigPorkChop the Pig is a fun loving barnyard escapee! In this game, you build a scrolling platform game with multiple stored data sets to supply power-ups and final score information.

 

This is list consists of common issues that may occur when building the game. STEM Fuse does not debug individual game projects - that's the developer's job. With any given game project, there could be infinite reasons why your game isn't the same. That's okay! Focus on the functionality of the game and rework the steps of the BUILD lesson level!