Please bring these exercises printed out or written out with you to lab. Please have your name on your page. You may do this together with 1 or 2 others, but each of you should implement the game yourselves.

P1. Design your own game scenario away from the computer. Don't worry about implementation or clases or programming. Just try and come up with something interesting. It needs to be the basic structure of a player moving through different locations. Possible examples:

• White blood cells traveling through the body in search of viruses to attack
• Finding the exit in a big shopping mall
• A mole must find the food hidden in one of his burrows before winter comes
• An adventurer is looking for a monster in a series of dungeons
• The bomb squad must find the room with the bomb before it goes off.
• The NSA is looking for Ed Snowdon and going from country to country.

Be creative! Give your game a name.

P2. What is the goal of your game, that is, when does the player win?

P3. What could you add to the game to make it interesting? Trap doors, treasure, monsters, .....

P4. Draw a map of your game layout.

Your completed assignment, submitted in Moodle as a pdf, should include:

• A description of what you did during the lab, including a record of what worked, what problems you encountered, and answers to the questions asked in P1 - P4. The focus is on the process!
• Include the current version of your source code.
• The names and roles of any collaborators in any parts of the exercise.
• A record of how long you needed for this lab and what you learned.