Teaching & Learning English
So like for this holiday, I visited Guam, a U.S. territory, and I noticed that the history of Guam connected to our class stuff about colonialism and identity. The natives of Guam are known as the Chamorro people first fell under Spanish rule in the 17th century. Then, following the Spanish-American War, Guam was ceded … Read more
A major update has dropped! Experience the new Gamemodes! Additions – Gamemode Selection screen New Game Modes: – Primary: – Classic Mode (what we have now) – Endless Survival (endless levels) – Time Attack (kill as many level 1 Nians as possible in amount of time, no environment/obstacles/weather) – Precision Challenge (limited fireworks, no … Read more
Dropping 0.5 today! Originally planned for yesterday, I got delayed because a critical bug appeared, so here it is! Additions: – Added foundation and simple power up system Changes: – Random weather now appears from level 1, previous was level 3 – Fog is now 10x stronger – Made the obstacles actually resemble … Read more
⬆️William Shakespeare=William+Shakes+peare(though the “e” is a bit redundant). Has anyone thought about the true meaning of Shakespeare’s name? The picture above is just a funny picture of jokes. So what’s the true secret? The name “Shakespeare” has two parts:SHAKE +SPEAR. The word “shake” means to wave or to brandish(a sword or something). The last part … Read more
I was searching online about Shakespeare and suddenly came across this eye-catching picture. It depicts two silly potatoes. One lying on the ground pierced by a fork and a knife, blood(though made up by ketchup) pouring down from the “wound”. The potato on the left has a wide eyed and terrified expression on its face(if … Read more
About Shakespeare William Shakespeare is born on April 1564, 23th in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England. His father John had a successful job as a glove maker. He married Anne Hathaway when he was eighteen. About The Globe Theatre The Globe Theatre was a famous round, wooden playhouse in London where William Shakespeare’s plays were performed over … Read more
Releasing 0.4! This update adds a bunch of new content but also removed the misses for balancing gameplay. No worries, it will return in a future update! Additions: – Moving obstacles . – level 2 or above – Fog areas . – level 3 or above – Wind physics . – … Read more
Releasing 0.3! A small update that mainly focuses on bug fixes and the splitting of the game! Additions – More background music – Device scaling – Checks – Object pooling for frequently created DOM elements – Object pooling for explosions Changes – Made shop button animation consistent – Split game into separate files … Read more
Two fun facts about Shakespeare: Shakespeare is a truly remarkable English playwright and poet. When I was reading and researching about Shakespeare this week, I found these two facts really inspiring! He was a brilliant word-creator who invented over 1700 English words and phrases. Some words and phrases are still used today(such as ‘eyeball’ ‘fashionable’). … Read more
Here is evidence that we have that “The Nerdy Gator Kid” has committed the sin of plagiarism in his post “Who is Shakesphere.” He copy-pasted the information and even the same links without citations (see screenshot number 2). See? The normal links for Mushroom are blue, but his links, as shown in screenshot number 2, … Read more
Today I’m releasing 0.2! Additions – Added Shop – Added Coins System – Upgrades that are stackable – Custom Scrollbar – Added background music Changes – Redesigned some menus – Balanced game difficulty – Boosted performance – Improved error handling in game loop – Audio files are now preloaded Fixes Fixed Cooldown visual meter stuck … Read more