Daily Challenge #12

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#1

In Challenge #11 we saw a small Kodular app made up of 2 components and 9 blocks.

I will show you now a game made up of 1 component and 5 blocks. It is a guessing game where you have to guess which number the app generates. The one who is closest wins. :crazy_face:

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But you can make other guessing games with 6 blocks.

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But what if you make it like this. You walk along the street and when you reach a crossing you have to press the button and you have to go left or right. If it is right but there is no right then you have to walk on. This also goes for left. See how long it takes before you get lost. :grin::innocent:

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All this is based upon pressing a button.

Can you make the smallest Kodular game possible?

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#6

Here it is:

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#7

Are You Sure @Peter Sir This Is A Game ??

#8

I made one :grin: -

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(Note - Dice is a button :+1: )

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#9

There are no requirements for making a game. No need to have good graphics, no need to have a main menu etc. You can even convert boring jobs to a game to make it fun. :slightly_smiling_face: At least a guessing game with friends (Peter’s blocks) makes you fun a bit.

So, yes, this is a game.

Also, there are even terminal games:

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#10

Oh i like this one a lot. You can have a lot of options in a single textbox. Nice job @kartiktambi

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#11

Ends soon!

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#12

3 blocks
When Screen1.Initialize do {
Set Label1.Text to “Well done!”}

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#13

That’s not the smallest game, that is the shortest game :crazy_face:

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