Activities/Cookie Search

About Cookie Search


Most recent release: version 3.

The Cookie Search Activity is a simple mine-sweeper-type game.



Where to get Cookie Search
The Cookie Search activity is available for download from the Sugar Activity Library: Cookie Search

The source code is available on the Sugar Labs Gitorious server.

Using Cookie Search



 * Activity Button:Opens Activity Toolbar
 * New Game Button:Launches new game
 * Stop Button:Exit activity


 * Activity title:
 * Write to Journal:
 * Share Button:
 * Copy Scores Button:Copies score history to Clipboard (to be loaded into Activities/Chart).

How to play
The object of the game is to clear the board of cookies by clicking on the turtle icon cells. If a turtle icon cell contains a cookie and is clicked on, you lose the game. Otherwise, a number is shown indicating the number of adjacent squares that contain cookies. If there are no adjacent cookies, the square is blank, and the surrounding squares are revealed. If you determine that a turtle icon cell contains a cookie, click to mark it as such. After all cookies have been marked, open the remaining turtle icon cells to finish the game. As a memory aid, you can mark a square that you hypothesize has a cookie behind it by clicking on the cookie icon.

YouTube tutorials

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Winning Game: http://youtu.be/NKRKTm-w0Ig

Losing Game: http://youtu.be/RgCx4vgYx78

Learning with Cookie Search
Cookie Search is a exercise in logic.

Modifying Cookie Search

 * Replace the artwork with your own designs. (Note that the way in which the program distinguishes between the turtle and the cookie is by looking at the red component of the image. Pixels with red values between 190 and 210 are "cookie"; all other values are considered turtle.)

Your suggestions for enhancements and/or use cases...

Where to report problems
You can soon report bugs and make feature requests on our bug-tracking system (You need to create an account first). To list all open tickets of CookieSearch you can use query component=CookieSearch. You are also welcome to leave comments/suggestions on the Talk:Activities/Cookie Search page.

Credits
Cookie Search was written and is maintained by User:Walter.