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Hi, my name is Alice and I run the product[br]and engineering teams here at Code.org and

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I worked on this tutorial that you're playing[br]through right now. You just made it to the

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last level. Congratulations! You just learned[br]everything you need to know to make your own

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Star Wars game. Now there are no more instructions,[br]no puzzles to solve. You can make your own

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game and you choose how it works. One more[br]thing, you've unlocked new sounds and new

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commands to do even more.[br][students speaking] So we made a game basically

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where you get points when you get puffer pigs.[br]The twist is everytime you get a puffer pig

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a storm trooper appears. Eventually the whole[br]screen is full of puffer pigs and then when

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you touch 10,000 of them, you win.[br][students speaking] We made a game where you

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can't lose and everything you kill gives you[br]points. For my program, I reversed the keys

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so that whenever you click up, your character[br]goes down and when you click right, your character

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goes left. It's really hard! Sometimes you[br]just get an advantage, an inherent advantage

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if you're the developer of the game. Did I[br]get it? Yay!

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When you're done making your game, choose[br]share to get a link you can share with friends

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or play your game on your phone. Have fun!