Creating a Spin the Bottle Game with BBC Microbit
Dive into the world of coding with BBC Microbit and learn how to create a fun Spin the Bottle game for 2, 4, or 8 players. Explore adding random numbers, animations, and arrow displays to enhance your game programming skills and challenge yourself to expand the game for more players. Get hands-on experience using block editor to bring your game to life and make coding exciting and interactive!
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Objective of the lesson Use Block Editor to make Spin the Bottle All of you will: Display a 2 player Spin the Bottle game Most of you will: Display a 4 player Spin the Bottle game Some of you will: Display a 8 player Spin the Bottle game 2
Spin the Bottle This is a game where a person is picked to Tell a Truth (answer a question truthfully) Do a Dare (to be decided) It can be played by 2, 4 or 8 people. The bottle is spun and the person it points to has to Tell a Truth or Do A Dare Add an on shake loop Add a variable called item
Change the name of the variable to be RandomNumber Set the RandomNumber variable to be either 0 or 1
Add an If do else condition Add if RandomNumber = 0
Get the show LEDs to display an upward arrow Else (the number must not be 0 (and must be 1). Get the show LEDs to create a downward arrow
Challenge 1. This is for two players sat opposite. See if you can add extra random numbers and extra arrows to allow for 4 players 2. See if you can add extra random numbers and extra arrows to allow for 8 players 3. See of you can create an introductory animation which spins the arrow, clears the screen and pauses before making a decision
For 8 players you would create random number 0 to 7, before adding in extra else if statements and extra images of arrows on diagonals To spin the bottle you would add in the 8 images of the arrow in the correct order with pauses inbetween. Add this in the loop before creating the random number
