Snake game (2009-Sep-19 20:08 EDT)

Visual Arts

Central America

by <> (2010-Sep-03 7:42 EDT)
The project provided a good explanation for the mechanics of the game. It is a great game to teach addition to kids. My medium rating is based on the lack of Target age so I can't gauge its appropriateness. The game seems to run fast and may be difficult for younger kids. However, the visual is uncluttered and ideal for younger learners. I am rating the region zero because this game applies to a global audience not just Central America.

by <> (2010-Sep-03 7:42 EDT)
Fun to play, but heartbreaking to get caught in a corner :-( Soon enough trains the user to plan ahead a bit, but of course without knowing where the next number is going to pop up it's can be difficult...

by <> (2010-Sep-03 7:42 EDT)
Keys sometimes don't work, not sure why. Was wishing for all of the arrow keys, though that's just me and my muscle memory talking.

by <> (2010-Sep-03 7:42 EDT)
Interesting game with many interacting scripts. I am not very coordinated with games so I found it hard to move the snake because the motion resulting from clicking on the left/right arrow changed depending on the snake's orientation and it was too fast for me.

by <> (2010-Sep-03 7:42 EDT)
would be better to have 4-way arrows. L-R arrows get confusing when snake turns around.