Game Design 1B Unit 7 Review - 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. Code that is farther from hardware and easier to read and port.
   High Level Language
2. Code closer to hardware with more manual control.
   Low Level Language
3. Code that runs in response to user actions or game events.
   Event Driven Programming
4. Rules that govern scoring, damage, spawning, and interactions.
   Game Logic
5. The rule for which operations run first, remembered with PEMDAS.
   Operator Precedence
6. Symbol that performs an action like +, −, *, /, ==, or >=.
   Operator
7. Component that enables built in physics like forces and gravity.
   Rigidbody
8. Adapting a game to run on a new platform or device.
   Porting
9. Performance focused language used heavily with Unreal.
   C++
10. The instructions that make all game systems work together.
    Programming
11. Planning for a typical GPU and 16 GB RAM rather than high end rigs.
    Midrange PC Target
12. Combines multiple 2D shapes into one for better performance.
    Composite Collider 2D
13. Command that prints messages to the Unity console for troubleshooting.
    Debug.Log
14. Language used for most Unity scripting.
    C#
15. Tall rounded collider great for human characters.
    Capsule Collider
16. Language commonly used for web games and interactive sites.
    JavaScript
17. Software that provides tools for rendering, physics, input, audio, and scripting.
    Game Engine
18. Shape used for collision detection around an object.
    Collider
19. Joining strings together, for example "HP: " + hp.
    Concatenation
20. Browser tech that runs GPU graphics on the web.
    WebGL
21. A popular game engine that uses C# for scripting.
    Unity
22. Friendly language often used for AI, tools, and data tasks.
    Python
23. Collider that matches a mesh surface, accurate but heavier on performance.
    Mesh Collider
24. A named container for values like score or playerName.
    Variable
25. A high end engine that uses C++ and Blueprints.
    Unreal Engine
26. The kind of value a variable can hold, such as int, float, string, or bool.
    Data Type
27. Handling inputs and hardware differences like controllers vs keyboard.
    Device Management
28. A complex chain reaction of events.
    Rube Goldberg Machine
29. The process of finding when objects touch or overlap.
    Collision Detection