Instructions for maze game

Maze : Maze is a free puzzle game. The real maze is real-life. It is all around you at all times and you are forever lost. Is this the right way? Is that the right choice? Have you found a way out or just another dead end? In real life, you may never know but in Maze the answer is clear. Find yourself out of a series of puzzling mazes in this exciting maze game that gives you SETUP Shuffle the maze tiles and place them randomly on the board to create a randomized maze. The remaining tile will be used to move the maze around so place it near the game board. The object cards will be shuffled and dealt evenly in facedown piles to each player. Each player will pick their character and places it on the starting piece. Check out the different Starter Projects and decide which one fits the story your game will tell. (soft music) To begin, chose one of the starter project links next to this video. Sign into Scratch. (upbeat music) Then click Remix to create and save a copy of the Maze Game starter project to your Scratch account. Now it's your turn. Step 8: Finish. Finish drawing lines. You may have had to erase some more holes to make the maze more comfusing. Make sure there are no other ways through the maze. If there are, close it off with a line. Add Tip. Draw a rectangular box on the paper to contain your maze and create "start" and "finish" openings in the box. Use almost the entire area of the paper; leave only a small margin along the edges. 2 Divide the maze area into 6 cells of approximately equal area. Draw lightly because you will eventually erase these lines. 3 Players must navigate this maze game using the attached stylus, pushing open movable gateways while avoiding traps and dead ends! An innovative twist on a classic maze game, Amaze's diabolical shifting pathways change the solution path during play! With 16 unique challenges and no pieces to lose, Amaze is the ideal travel game! An instructional video showing how to play Gravity Maze, a falling marble logic game by ThinkFun.Find Gravity Maze Here: thinkfun.com/gravitymaze Instructions The Rules Maze Maker is a maze generator. Every time you run it, a different maze is generated. You start at the entrance at the upper left and work your way through the maze to the exit at the lower right. All mazes are solvable. This is not an interactive game. Once the maze generation is complete, you're on your own. 1) Design your maze by placing the tubes in the box. Arrange the tubes, making sure to leave enough space for free ball travel around the maze. I used a toilet roll tube end as a guide. Since the ball is smaller then the diameter of the tube, if the end of the tube fits between spaces, so should the ball. OR Use the ball as a guide Paper plates. Various household supplies (cardboard, straws, cotton balls, string, etc) Glue (we found tacky glue and hot glue worked best) Scissors. Marbles. First, issue the challenge. The goal of this project is to get a maze made that fits a marble, contained inside a paper plate, that works completely, and doesn't break when playing with it. I used the broadcast function to start the game. You will see in the next step where "start game" comes from. When the banana is clicked, it broadcasts a message called "Start Game" Remember that when "Start Game" is broadcasted, it switches the background from the Instructions to Level 1. Making a Maze Game in Scratch - 2 Directions: In this awesome video tutorial, you will learn e