Project ScratchDuinoLaboratory Arkanoid
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The idea of the game is inspired by the well-known game Arkanod, which you can always play on-line at http://dx-ball.ru/ However, it's one thing to play ready-made games and quite another - to develop them yourself! The rules are simple: The player controls a small platform-racket at the bottom of the screen, which can be moved with buttons on the ScratchDuinoLaboratory horizontally from one wall to another, substituting it under the ball, preventing it from falling down. The first impact of the ball on the brick leads to a partial destruction of the brick. The second blow completely destroys the brick. When the ball flies past the platform, there is a pause in the game. When you click on the bottom button, the game continues. | The idea of the game is inspired by the well-known game Arkanod, which you can always play on-line at http://dx-ball.ru/ However, it's one thing to play ready-made games and quite another - to develop them yourself! The rules are simple: The player controls a small platform-racket at the bottom of the screen, which can be moved with buttons on the ScratchDuinoLaboratory horizontally from one wall to another, substituting it under the ball, preventing it from falling down. The first impact of the ball on the brick leads to a partial destruction of the brick. The second blow completely destroys the brick. When the ball flies past the platform, there is a pause in the game. When you click on the bottom button, the game continues. | ||
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Link to author's page (Elena Vostrikova)
Link to author's page (Leonid Zakharov)
Description of the project
The idea of the game is inspired by the well-known game Arkanod, which you can always play on-line at http://dx-ball.ru/ However, it's one thing to play ready-made games and quite another - to develop them yourself! The rules are simple: The player controls a small platform-racket at the bottom of the screen, which can be moved with buttons on the ScratchDuinoLaboratory horizontally from one wall to another, substituting it under the ball, preventing it from falling down. The first impact of the ball on the brick leads to a partial destruction of the brick. The second blow completely destroys the brick. When the ball flies past the platform, there is a pause in the game. When you click on the bottom button, the game continues. https://youtu.be/c7nocZJP8Fw
