Game Table

Title Sort descending	Game Description	Game Play Link	Game Author	Game Course	Game Year	Game Genre	Game Tool	Mobile?	Rate
Album Finder	Search the Top 500 for information about songs…	https://s…	Ben Weinstein	CS Principles	2021	Utility	App Lab	✔	Up 1
Aliens and Burgers	Aliens like burgers so feed the alien!	https://s…	Morgan Cross	CS Discoveries	2019	Platformer	Game Lab	✖	Up 0
Alphabetized List	Take your list of words and have them…	https://s…	Elliott Austin	CS Principles	2021	Utility, Word	App Lab	✖	Up 0
aMAZEing	I wanted…	https://w…	Will Wright	CS Principles	2022	RPG	Construct 3	✖	Up 2
an obnoxious adventure	I wanted it to…	https://w…	Lila Brillhart	CS Principles	2023	Platformer, Puzzle, Strategy	Construct 3	✖	Up 1
Asteroid Clicker	This "clicker game" started as part of the…	https://s…	Will Wright	CS Principles	2020	Fighting / Shooting	App Lab	✔	Up 0
Asteroid Runner	Dodge the incoming asteroids, they are…	https://s…	Adam Sargent	CS Principles	2020	Arcade	App Lab	✖	Up 0
Astronaut Rescue Mission	What started as a simple "clicker" game became…	https://s…	Ella Agran	CS Principles	2020	Fighting / Shooting	App Lab	✔	Up 0
Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse: PFP Maker	A game…	https://s…	Gracie Batsie	CS Principles	2024	Simulation	App Lab	✖	Up 1
Bean Clicker	Dive into…	https://w…	Alexander Aridgides	CS Principles	2023	Simulation	Construct 3	✔	Up 4

MMU CS Overview

Mount Mansfield Union High School currently offers two Computer Science courses:

AP Computer Science Principles (CSP)
Computer Science Discoveries (CSD)

Deprecated and replaced by CSD in 2019:

Introduction to Computer Science and Principles (ICS+P)

Most years, the final four to six weeks of each of these courses is spent designing and building a game. Some students work independently while others work with a partner. In the Spring of 2020 and Fall of 2021, students did not have the time to build a game because of the covid pandemic lockdown. Their final projects for class were uploaded instead, and many of these projects are not games but are still very impressive.

Many of the games were created in Scirra's Construct 2 (Windows based) or Construct 3 (web based), although some utilized Scratch or Python or another programming language. Other students choose a project in robotics or with Arduino programming, but they did not create a stand-alone program that could be placed in this accumulation of programs.

There are several excellent games from 2014 that have not been put into the Game Table, so be sure to check them out!