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Video games make ideal computer science projects \u2013 they’re fun to make, and computer science should be fun, right?\u00a0 However, the mark scheme needs to cater for a wide range of different projects, from planetary orbit simulations to automatic rodent traps.<\/p>\n

That’s why it can be difficult for students to understand how the mark scheme applies to their project. For example, how are video games amenable to a computational approach? Clearly they are, but how do you describe it?<\/p>\n

This book provides a comprehensive explanation of each aspect of the mark scheme and how it can be applied to a video game. Used in conjunction with Craig ‘n’ Dave resources for developing games in the Defold IDE, students will have everything they need to be independent and successful.<\/p>\n

Defold is an ideal IDE for A Level because it provides a solid framework for game development but leaves plenty of room to create algorithms in Lua too. With Defold, students can create highly polished games using industry-standard techniques.<\/p>\n

The book is split into five chapters:<\/p>\n