Fun Learning

Create and run a MakeCode Arcade project in a Chromebook browser.

Create a player sprite and place it at a chosen screen position using blocks.

Control a player sprite with directional input and keep it within the game screen.

Construct a dungeon room with walls and floors using a tilemap.

Detect an overlap between the player and a collectible, then update the score.

Use the simulator to reproduce and fix a simple block-logic bug.

Represent player health and other changing game values with variables.

Create an enemy sprite that moves toward the player.

Implement a player attack using projectile and overlap blocks.

Apply damage and destroy a sprite when its health reaches zero.

Spawn enemies at timed intervals and randomize their starting positions.

Implement separate victory and defeat conditions.

Combine movement, combat, scoring, and end conditions into a playable dungeon encounter.

Match common MakeCode blocks to their equivalent JavaScript statements.

Modify sprite properties and controller settings in JavaScript mode.

Use JavaScript variables and arithmetic to tune a game mechanic.

Create a reusable JavaScript function for spawning an enemy.

Use an array to choose randomly among several dungeon items.

Locate and correct a syntax or runtime error in a short MakeCode JavaScript program.

Distinguish game assets, configuration data, game logic, and external mod-loading tools.

Move gameplay settings into named constants so they can be tuned without rewriting game logic.

Create a configurable weapon variant by changing its damage, speed, and appearance.

Add a new enemy variant by reusing and adjusting existing behavior.

Implement an optional gameplay modifier that changes one rule of the dungeon encounter.

Check whether a game, platform, and version officially support a proposed modding method before installing anything.

Plan a small Ancient Dungeon–inspired customization by specifying its assets, rules, and configurable values.

Publish or share the completed browser game while preserving an editable project copy.