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Line 96: − * Dungeon: The game world that the player is exploring which covers the lesson the student is currently on.+ − * HP: This represents the player's health withingthe game world. When it reaches 0 the player loses and their character dies. − * Power: this is a bar that starts out full for each attack and slowly diminishes until the attack is completed. When the attack is completed the amount of damage it does is based on how much was left in the power bar. Each attack does some minimum amount of damage that is increased if the power bar is not at 0.+ − * Damage/Dmg.: this is how much HP a character or the character's opponent loses when an attack is successful.+ − * Hit: This is a successful attack.+ − * Critical Hit: An especially effective attack that gives the student the chance to do more damage to their opponent if they solve a simple multiplication problem.+ − * Miss: This occurs when an attack is not successful and means the attack does 0 damage.+ − * Attack: This is how the player does damage, and defeats an opponent.+ − * Basic Attack: A move that the student can make when in battle that has a chance of either hitting the opponent, missing the opponent or producing a critical hit. It requires no math unless the student gets a critical hit.+ − * Fraction Attack: This is an attack which requires the player to solve a problem using fractions to perform a successful attack.+ − * Geometry Attack: This is an attack which requires the player to solve a problem using geometry and/or graphing ideas to perform a successful attack.+ − * Shop: This is where the player can purchase new equipment, and items to use in battle, in the game using the in-game currency.+ − * Boss: This is an especially powerful enemy which requires completion of specialized problems based around the entire lesson.+ − + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + − When development is further along and the controls of the game have been nailed down to specifics we will write this section.+ + + + + + + + + + − + + Line 143:
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Fortune Hunter/Education (view source)
Revision as of 02:42, 15 November 2010
, 02:42, 15 November 2010→Instruction
== Classroom Application ==
== Classroom Application ==
Grade Level = 4
:Grade Level = 4
This game will be used to assist with math topics taught in the classroom and will be excellent reinforcement material.
:This game will be used to assist with math topics taught in the classroom and will be excellent reinforcement material.
== Standards Addressed ==
== Standards Addressed ==
This game covers elements of the fourth grade math curriculum currently in use at Boston, MA, USA. For the complete listing, visit [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Math4Team/Resources/Curriculum_Chart Full Curriculum Framework].
:This game covers elements of the fourth grade math curriculum currently in use at Boston, MA, USA. For the complete listing, visit [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Math4Team/Resources/Curriculum_Chart Full Curriculum Framework].
The following topics are covered in this game activity.
:The following topics are covered in this game activity.
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== Vocabulary ==
== Vocabulary ==
:There are many vocabulary terms used throughout this document and the game. They are listed here for clarification and understanding.
:• '''Accessory''': An item that can be equipped for bonus affects.
:• '''Akhal''': The in-game currency units.
:• '''Amulet Search''': A search executed by using the amulet to uncover hidden secrets.
:• '''Armor''': An item that can be equipped for additional defense.
:• '''Attack''': What the player uses to deal damage to enemies.
:• '''Attack Power''': The strength of an attack. The higher the attack, the more damage dealt.
:• '''Basic Attack''': A very basic attack that deals a minimal amount of damage to enemies and is ineffective to most.
:• '''Bonus Power''': Additional affects added to the basic statistics of the player.
:• '''Boss''': This is a rather powerful enemy which requires completion of specialized problems found within the dungeon.
:• '''Combat''': A sequence in which the player must fight enemies.
:• '''Combat Timer''': This bar is found within battles and is a bonus effect timer for your current attack. It starts out full and slowly diminishes, decreasing the bonus effect over time.
*As we get farther into development we will name different pieces of the GUI and such and define those.
:• '''Critical Attack''': An effective attack that gives the player the chance to deal additional damage to enemies providing the player solves a multiplication problem.
:• '''Cutscene''': A halt during game play to provide story elements and hints to the player.
:• '''Damage / dmg''': The amount of health points lost during a successful attack.
:• '''Defense Power''': The ability to minimize damage dealt. The higher the defense, the less damage is received.
:• '''Dungeon''': A series of levels connected to one another following the same theme, ending with a boss fight.
:• '''Enemy''': A hostile opponent faced in the game.
:• '''Equipment''': Refers to items that are currently equipped to the player for use.
:• '''FMC (Full Motion Comic)''': A video that interrupts game play to show story progression. This video is in the style of a motion comic.
:• '''FMV (Full Motion Video)''': A video that interrupts game play to show story progression. This video is in the style of a typical movie.
:• '''GB Mode''': Setup the XO monitor so it is raised and rotated 180* and fold it back down into the XO. Use the directional pad and four buttons located on either side of the monitor for game input.
:• '''Health Meter''': This meter shows the current health status.
:• '''HP''': Health points. The player’s game is over when their health points reach zero.
:• '''HUD (Heads Up Display)''': Refers to the graphical elements presented on screen.
:• '''Inventory''': All of the items and equipment that the player is currently holding.
:• '''Item''': Usable items that can be used at any time and have various affects.
:• '''Key Item''': Important items found in the game required for progression.
:• '''Level''': A map consisting of multiple rooms which the player must explore in order to find the exit.
:• '''Macro Map''': A larger version of the mini map. It allows players to see a greater area.
:• '''Magic Attack''': This type of attack requires the player to solve geometry and graphing related problems.
:• '''Mini Map''': A small on-screen map used for navigational purposes.
:• '''PC Mode''': Setup the XO monitor so it is open, with the keyboard to its front. Use the keyboard and touchpad for game input.
:• '''Shop''': In-game shop. The player can travel to the shop to purchase or sell items or equipment.
:• '''Special Attack''': This type of attack requires the player to solve fraction related problems.
:• '''Weapon''': An item that can be equipped for additional attack power.
== Instruction ==
== Instruction ==
:Fortune Hunter has begun to adapt the game play for classroom use. Instead of the originally-intended method of controlling the content the player will face during his or her journey throughout the game's story, we decided it's better to just provide a "[http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Fortune_Hunter/Game_Features#Training_Mode Training Mode]". For use inside the classroom, please follow this easy lesson plan instruction.
::1. Every player can power on their XO and launch Fortune Hunter.
::2. Instruct students to navigate to and select Training Mode.
::3. Instruct students to select Options and have them change them as desired. The options can always be changed prior to launching a game. The game will also save the latest options set and skipping this step from now on will keep these same options in effect.
::4. Instruct students to select the type of training mode, Endless-Merchant or Endless-Battle. Students will earn extra money or rewards for their profile in the single player campaign based on their progress of these training types.
::5. While students play, you will be able to view their overall progress on topics and accumulate information on the class.
== Rationale ==
== Rationale ==
The purpose of the game is to promote math education through the use of fun and interactive game software. The game will be designed to teach students to use their math skills in a non-workbook setting.
:The purpose of the game is to promote math education through the use of fun and interactive game software. The game will be designed to teach students to use their math skills in a non-workbook setting.
== Supporting materials ==
== Supporting materials ==
== Activities and Procedures ==
== Activities and Procedures ==
This section will be filled in when we have a more complete version of the game to distribute.
:This section will be filled in when we have a more complete version of the game to distribute.
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