You can create your sprites, download existing ones from the Internet, or use the sprites below. Using a tutorial create a PacMan game in Game Maker Studio.

Ok I'm just saying but I was gonna make a game like this. It's a big coincedince. Well, the platform was rpg maker 2003 and it was called The Adventure of Pacman and you are pacman and you complete levels and there is a World Map where you explore caves and stuff and when you run into a monster it goes to a pacman stage and when you get one yellow thing you get one point and there's fruit and stuff. It's sorta a coincedence and sorry for making so long sentences and a long comment. Anyway, just saying.

This maze game has been adapted for school use from a lecture written by Carl Gustafsson. In this activity we will create a maze game. In a maze game the player should move around a grid based maze trying to find a certain point called the target. On the way around there are obstacles to overcome or things, such as diamonds, to collect. The game will be built on an invisible grid made up of blocks that are 32 pixels wide x 32 pixels high.

This makes the game easier to design and reduces the chance of the player getting 'stuck' anywhere. Set the room size to be 480x480 pixels and set the grid to be 32x32 pixels. You will notice that the person has a green background. When placed in the game, as long as you tick transparent for your sprite, you will not see the background. This is because Game Maker sets the transparent colour to be whatever colour the bottom left pixel of the object is. For the sprWall, make sure transparent is not ticked.

(otherwise it won't look very good - it is square and no part of it should be transparent) Now create a wall object: • Name it objWall • Use the wall sprite • Make it solid (so things can't pass through it) Create the person object • Name it objPerson • Use the person sprite C reate a target object • Name it objTarget • The target object should not be solid, as the player needs to be able to move on top of it. When the player collides with the target object, the game will continue on to the next room. Set up movement for the person The person will move from point to point on the grid as the cursor keys are pressed. Before we move the person, we must check to make sure that it is on a grid point. If the person is in between two grid points, it should just keep moving in the same direction until it gets to a grid point.

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Add an event to the person object for the Keyboard Add the action from the Control tab 'If instance is aligned with grid' Set the snap horizontal and snap vertical to be 32 pixels. Add a start moving in direction. Set the direction to be left and speed to be 4 Add actions for the up, down and right keys. (You can use the duplicate event option to make this job easier) Your actions should look like this for each key. You can also choose a speed that is not a whole number, such as 32/9.

Why will this work? To stop the person moving, add actions for the event under Keyboard events. Click the centre block in the 'Start moving in a direction' options. Set up collision handling If the person collides with a wall it should stop, so add a collision event. In the actions just stop the person moving. You don't need to check for grid alignment first; just add a snap to grid action afterwards so that the person is still aligned on the grid.

This is what you will need for the person object: Add a collision event to the target object for a collision with objPerson We want to test whether the next room exists (we could be in the last room) before we move on to it. So if the next room exists we will move into it, otherwise we must be in the last room so we will end the game. These are the actions you will need: D raw 2 maze-like rooms, making sure that you have walls all around the outside. Place the person and target at the beginning and end of your maze.