In this game, you are a survivor stranded in a dense jungle. The jungle is filled with trees, mountains, caves, and wildlife. You must gather resources like wood, stone, food, and water to survive. There are hidden caves and secret hideouts where you can find tools, shelter, and extra resources. As you explore, you’ll encounter animals and face challenges like weather or predators. You need to manage your resources, build shelter, and stay alive.

CoSpaces Code Examples:

1. Movement in the Jungle (Click to Move):When you click an area, the character moves to that spot in the jungle.

   coBlocks
   When player clicks on (forest button)
       Move player to forest area (coordinates x, y, z)
   
   When player clicks on (mountain button)
       Move player to mountain area (coordinates x, y, z)
   

2. Collecting Resources (Wood and Stone):Players can collect wood or stone when they get near the corresponding resource.

   coBlocks
   When player is near (wood resource)
       Collect wood
       Add wood to inventory
       Show "Wood collected!"
   
   When player is near (stone resource)
       Collect stone
       Add stone to inventory
       Show "Stone collected!"
   

3. Water Collection:Players can find and collect water from a river or hidden water source.

   coBlocks
   When player is near (water source)
       Collect water
       Add water to inventory
       Show "Water collected!"
   

4. Building Shelter (Using Collected Resources):Players can build shelter by using wood and stone resources.

   coBlocks
   When player has wood > 5 and stone > 3
       Build shelter (coordinates x, y, z)
       Show "Shelter built! You can rest here."
   

5. Animals (Encountering and Avoiding Wildlife):Players encounter animals that could be friendly or hostile. They must avoid or interact with them.

   coBlocks
   When player is near (hostile animal)
       Show "Danger! A predator is near!"
       If player has a tool (like spear)
           Show "You defend yourself!"
           Reduce health by 10 (if no tool)
       Else
           Show "You escaped!"
   

6. Secret Hideout (Discovery):Players can discover secret hideouts that provide resources or shelter.

   coBlocks
   When player is near (hidden cave)
       Show "You found a hidden cave!"
       Unlock cave (new area to explore)
   

7. Background Sound (Calm Music & Bird Chirps):Background sounds will create an immersive jungle atmosphere.

   coBlocks
   When game starts
       Play sound "calm music"
       Play sound "bird chirping"
   

8. Inventory System (Resource Management):Players collect items and manage their inventory to survive.

   coBlocks
   When player collects wood
       Add wood to inventory
   
   When player collects stone
       Add stone to inventory
   
   When player collects water
       Add water to inventory
   
   When player collects food
       Add food to inventory
   

9. Health Bar (Managing Hunger and Thirst):Players' health decreases if they don't gather food or water in time.

   coBlocks
   When health = 0
       Show "Game Over! You didn't gather enough resources to survive."
       End game
   

Educational Implementation Ideas:

1. Ecosystem Balance:

   • Through the collection of resources, students can learn about the delicate balance in an ecosystem. For example, overhunting or overgathering water can cause the environment to degrade, affecting the availability of resources.
   • Activity: Students can monitor how their actions impact the environment. For example, if they collect too much food, they might cause a food shortage for themselves later.

2. Crafting and Building:

   • Introduce basic principles of engineering and construction by allowing students to build shelters using materials they collect.
   • Activity: Students can experiment with different ways of building shelters. What designs would be most effective in the jungle environment?

3. Animal Behavior:

   • Students can learn about the behavior of animals in different environments (predators, prey, etc.) by encountering them in the game.
   • Activity: Have students research the animals in their habitat (e.g., jungle predators) and discuss how these creatures adapt to their environment.

4. Resource Conservation:

   • Teach students the importance of resource conservation. If students gather too much of one resource, it could deplete the jungle's supply. They must learn to balance their needs.
   • Activity: Have students track their resource usage and make predictions about how long they can survive based on their consumption.