Game of the week- Bomberman game!!

The star of this week is the Bomberman game, a game quite familiar to many people’s childhoods. How to play this game probably many people already know, but with the powerpoint version, it will probably be a little different from the traditional game version. Let’s take a look at the gameplay and how we can intergrate it into your online teaching:

Why should you play Bomberman game?

– The game is highly flexible, very easy to apply to any level, class, or age.

– The game can be customized according to the content of your lesson. Each question hidden behind the buttons is a multiple choice question, so you just need to edit these questions in the following slides.

– The instruction on how to play is presented clearly at the beginning, so you don’t need to spend a lot of effort to explain the rules to your students

– After finishing the game, which team has the highest points is the winner

How to play Bomberman game:

– Students divide into teams to play. If the class is large, or if the class is less than 4 people, let them play individually.

– Students choose 1 question box and answer, if the answer is correct, their team gets 1 point. (+1)

– In addition, they can also choose 1 bonus box from 35 boxes numbered from A-Z and from 1-9.

– There are three types of bonus boxes:

  • Box with question mark: very good or very bad
  • Gray box: Plus points
  • Brick: Mystery prize

Bomberman’s bonus box symbols 

These bonus boxes are also one of the interesting elements that make this game appealling to players:

 

Hearts: + plus points, how many numbers in front of the heart corresponds to how many points are added
Bomberman sways: -minus points, how many numbers in front correspond to how many points are deducted
Two-way arrows: switch/ change points
Bomb: Bomb! (no points)
TNT symbol: Atomic bomb—> lose all the points you have.

You can also install some more sound files in each slide, for a more humorous and dramatic effect for each part.

DOWNLOAD BOMBERMAN GAME HERE.

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