Today I created the slides which will be used in my final presentation. While I worked very hard on my game, a game alone can not constitute an entire final presentation, which is why I also created a Powerpoint as a visual aid during my presentation. My final presentation is split into 3 parts. In

Today I fixed all of the text that displays during gameplay. While developing the actual game, rather than writing all of the text(dialogue, messages) during development, I instead kept it until later and used placeholders. My original plan was for it to be the last thing I did; however, I quickly realized that fixing the

Today, I fixed all of the layouts for my game. To create my game, I used a framework called React, which is extremely great and streamlined a lot of important things. However, the layout of my pages was a bit of an issue. Because while the JSX elements of React are great for building websites

Today, I added all the drawings I made over the past days to the game.

Today I tried to change the image of the cipher wheel. While I was programming, I used an already existing component from the web, react-knob, to create a cipher wheel that could rotate easily and smoothly. My understanding was that I would be able to change the look of the knob later. Sure enough, I

Today I drew the Reverse Key Alphabet, a handy device that allows players to encrypt a message using the key cipher.

Today I drew the cipher wheel that the player uses to encrypt and decrypt messages with the Caesar shift.

Today I drew the Key Alphabet, a handy device that allows players to encrypt a message using the key cipher.

Today I drew the Wise Man, the wise tutor which guides the player through the game.

Today, I created the final page of Level 3. Level 3 is the last level of my game, so this will be the final page of my game. This page presents the player’s hardest challenge of all: cracking the Vigenere cipher, which even the Master has not yet cracked.