It's A Jungle Out There

The amazing final game by team Keebie, from Tygarts Valley High Scool, is complete and ready for judging. The team has worked hard and their work really shows it. The team consists of three members, Kelsi, Maddie, and Celeb. Together the team has designed a series of African environments where the player learns about endangered spieces. As the player continues they learn traits, environments, diet, and some of the hazards for the animals that are endanger of exstinction. The plot and art work is great, and I encourage others to check it out!----> http://www.myglife.org/usa/tvhs/index.php/Team:Keebie

Globaloria Ballers

The team, Globaloria Ballers, from Liberty High School have done an excellent job of making it posible for the player to learn algebra easily and quickly. The button on the left is a lesson that gives the player an idea of what to do and prepares them for what is going to happen problrm wise. The instructs tell the player how to play the game. Once that is over with the player will be required to use the knowledge from the lesson and past algebra experience. Throughout the game the equations will gradually become more challenging. The song that plays at the begining is also super cool and makes me smile every time I get on the page. Conradulations to Brenne, Haley, and Marissa on all of their hard work. ---->http://www.myglife.org/usa/lhs/index.php/Team:Globaloria_Ballers

The Outdoorsman

Congratulations to Daniel for his outstanding work on his final game. Working alone, this student from Tygarts Valley Middle School has done a phenomenal job. For working alone this game has went a long way. The concept of using trains and math is genius. The minigame level at the end is also very amusing. Working with code is hard to figure out and working alone with no help from a team member is very complicated. The graphic are neat, and the controls are easy to understand. Daniel's team page has a cool, simple animation on it that I really enjoy. If anyone is intrested check out Daniel's team page---->http://www.myglife.org/usa/tvms/index.php/Team:The_outdoorsman

Slat N' Peppa

Salt N' Peppa? More like awesome mixed with awesome! Good job to DavidPgw 2011 and Jakobcgw! These two (from George Washington High School) not only have done an excellent job on their graphics, but their blogs are also well written and interesting. I am very impressed from the team's demo and look forward to seeing the final results of the final game. Good luck guys, keep up the hard work! Check them out at---> http://www.myglife.org/usa/gwash/index.php/Team:Salt_N%27_Peppa

Fish Game

The game Fishie Friends! that was created by team Pink Fluffy Monsters is a really nifty game that has come really far since the begining. In the game the player discovers how to keep the environment clean and ways to understand and stop the causes of bullying. The great graphical work that has been put into the middle school game is very impressive. Also impressive is the teams coding skills. I see a bright future for team Pink Fluffy Monsters and cannot wait to see their results. http://www.myglife.org/usa/tvms/index.php/Team:The_Pink_Fluffy_Monsters

Great Graphics!

The graphics of team Cute Is What We Aim For are amazing. The team consists of two Elkins Middle school students named Autumn (Autumnpems11) and Nicole(Nicolebems11). The graphics and art work that was put on the paper prototype are stupendous. The sketch that was made even better by the production of their game demo. This game demo has a lot of graphic detail. Some could call it gore but the theme is to collect and use evidence from crime scences. Everyone needs to check out this creative work! http://www.myglife.org/usa/ems/index.php/Team:Cute_Is_What_We_Aim_For

Check out this demo by team "For Sparta"

Team For Sparta from George Washington High School has created a demo for their game "Battle for Central Park". Their game lets you enjoy learning while playing reenactments of ancient battles throughout history. The art and animation in this game already looks so great in the demo, so we can't wait to see what they come up with for the final version. Great job!