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===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
| − | + | Matter.py is an underwater-themed educational game targeted towards 4th grade students interested in learning about different states of matter and their behaviors. | |
===Current Status=== | ===Current Status=== | ||
| − | * | + | * Users can run on Windows machines with Python installed |
| + | * Users can install and run the game on XOPC | ||
===To Do=== | ===To Do=== | ||
| − | * | + | * More variation in art assets |
| + | * Sound | ||
| + | * Secondary mechanics or additional features | ||
| + | * Better difficulty scaling | ||
===License=== | ===License=== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:40, 16 December 2014
Matter.py
| Status: | Active The project is being developed by RIT students. |
Group Members: | Dtendr, MrNex, Snapschott |
| An educational game for the XOPC that teaches differences between states of matter. For more information or to download, visit our wiki site. | |||
The gameplay screen as of Dec 16, 2014.
Description
Matter.py is an underwater-themed educational game targeted towards 4th grade students interested in learning about different states of matter and their behaviors.
Current Status
- Users can run on Windows machines with Python installed
- Users can install and run the game on XOPC
To Do
- More variation in art assets
- Sound
- Secondary mechanics or additional features
- Better difficulty scaling
License
Matter.py is licensed under the MIT license, found [1].
Resources and Links
Repository - https://github.com/MrNex/Matter.py
Contributors
Initial Members
- Dtendr - https://github.com/dtendr
- MrNex - https://github.com/MrNex
- Snapschott - https://github.com/snapschott