Cómo programar un juego de rol en Scratch (parte 1)

This class is designed for beginner and intermediate coders using Scratch.

An RPG, or Role-Playing Game, is a genre of video game where players assume the roles of fictional characters within a virtual world. In these games, players typically take on the persona of a character and embark on an adventure filled with exploration, storytelling, and character development. 

RPGs often feature immersive narratives, richly detailed environments, and complex gameplay mechanics that allow players to make choices that impact the outcome of the game. Key elements of RPGs include character customization, leveling up abilities, completing quests, interacting with non-player characters (NPCs), and engaging in combat with enemies. 

Overall, RPGs provide players with the opportunity to escape into fantastical worlds, assume different identities, and embark on epic adventures limited only by their imagination.

Each lesson a new video will be shared to build the student's confidence in drawing and coding in Scratch. We begin by drawing our player sprite and coding it to move. Then we will layout our game map. We will code our map to be able to move between 9 areas of our map. Finally, we will code an NPC to interact with and develop a few menus.

What you get each lesson: 1 instructional video, asynchronous engagement throughout, and a personalized video with feedback sent directly to your learner (and you).

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Students should be able to read and navigate a browser efficiently.
Students should have or can create, an account at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=getStarted

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