2A Unit 3: Elements of Game Design - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. A data type used to store decimal numbers in programming.
   float variable
2. The main objective or win condition in a game level.
   Goal
3. A file containing code that defines behavior in a game.
   Script
4. A Unity window that displays debug messages and errors.
   Console
5. A Unity asset that contains the environments and menus of your game.
   Scene
6. A Unity function called every frame for ongoing game logic.
   Update routine
7. A reusable game object stored as an asset in Unity.
   Prefab
8. A programming construct used for conditional execution of code.
   if statement
9. A collection of assets for creating role-playing games in Unity.
   RPG PolyPack
10. A component that defines the shape of an object for physical collisions.
    Collider
11. A component that defines the geometry of a 3D object in Unity.
    Mesh Filter
12. A Unity function called when a collider enters a trigger zone.
    OnTriggerEnter
13. A Unity function used to print messages to the console for debugging.
    Debug.Log
14. A property of colliders that allows them to act as trigger zones.
    Is Trigger
15. A popular game development engine and platform.
    Unity
16. A state indicating the end of a game session.
    Game Over
17. A basic 3D shape often used in Unity for prototyping or as a building block.
    Cube
18. A Unity window that displays and allows editing of object properties.
    Inspector
19. A Unity window showing the structure of objects in a scene.
    Hierarchy
20. A Unity function called once when a script instance is enabled.
    Start routine
21. An area in a game that activates an event when the player enters it.
    Trigger Zone
22. Any item used in your game, such as 3D models, textures, or scripts.
    Asset
23. The time elapsed since the last frame, used for frame-rate independent calculations.
    deltaTime
24. A set duration within which a player must complete a task or level.
    Time Limit