Here are example scenarios for Game Camp 2008 that you may find useful.

Game0:  Not quite a game yet, move the Bee to get the flowers

Game1: An actual game, get the flowers before the time runs out.  Use class variable for numSoFar and numFlowers to determine if you have visited all the Flowers.  Win/lose conveyed to player via System.out.println.

Game2:  Same as game 1 but now the flower vibrate after then have been pollinated.  This is done with the getJumpDistance() and setJumpDistance() methods added to Flower.

Create a simple game with one keyboard-controlled sprite and one object to capture.  The win condition is the player must move their sprite into the other object.  When the player hits the other object they win.  Make this game have a splash screen, a win screen, and a lose screen.  The transition between these screens is to be controlled by the world class variable "gameState" and the code to make the transitions should be found in the World's act( ) method.  See game7 for example code.

Here is a list of programming assignments.

•   GameState Step1. Goal: to learn how to write the code that drives game state changes.
• GameState Step2. Goal: to learn how to write the code that drives game state changes.
• Animation.  Goal: to learn how to support multiple levels with game states.