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Elodia [21]
3 years ago
12

PLEASE HELP me create a fictional video game using at least 2 of the ecological roles. (roles to choose from: decomposer, detrit

ivore, pollinator, and seed disperser) (PLS TYPE IT OUT, PLS PLS)
what to include:
-Your characters (include creative names)
-An explanation of how the game is played
-The story of the game
-How the game is won/lost
-Connect the definition of of the two roles with the game and/or how the game is won.
Write a paragraph with at least 7-10 sentences.

BTW ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST OR WHATEVER ITS CALLED!! PLEASE HELP MEE! DESPERATE! IVE BEEN STARING AT THE SCREEN AND CRYING LOLZ <3

Chemistry
1 answer:
RSB [31]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

GOT YOU

Explanation:

Jotun (pollinator)

Norse(decomposer)

Its a point and click adventure game. Where you only have specific actions you can do with your mouse. The basic options are Inspect for notes or Pollinate pollinate the right plants to escape. Your goal and how to win is go through each level picking up the plants to pollinate leave the level. The only way to lose is if you are unable to find the right plants by a set amount of time. The story is your wife has been taken prisoner by Norse and you are alerted by this from a note. You go to a location and find a tower once you walk in the doors shut behind you and a screen appears saying "Get out of the room and to the top of the tower in an hour or she dies. Jotun escapes and gets to the top of the tower to find out his wife died long ago and Norse has been using her for food.

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