Lesson 1: Naturally bouncing off walls
Lesson 2: Creating a Block Breaking Game
Lesson 3: Making only part of the scene visible
Lesson 4: Creating a Wild Boar Hunting Game
Lesson 5: Creating a Game Using Variables
Lesson 6: Creating a Rock-Paper-Scissors Game
Lesson 7: Creating Three-Dimensional Movement
Lesson 8: Creating a Car Driving Game
Lesson 9: Choosing a Game Character
Lesson 10: Creating a Planet Avoidance Game
Lesson 11: Making a Bounce Ball
Lesson 12: Making a Star-Eating Bounce Ball
Lesson 13: Creating a Life Bar
Lesson 14: Creating a Car Smashing Game
Lesson 15: Creating a Two-Player Game
Lesson 16: Creating an Olympic Weightlifting Game
Lesson 17: Moving and changing direction
Lesson 18: Creating a Space War Game
Lesson 19: Moving the background according to the object's position
Lesson 20: Creating RPG Games
Lesson 21: Automatically Creating Stairs
Lesson 22: Creating a Gem Collecting Game
Lesson 23: Creating a Monster Fortress Game
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“What about the Waggle Waggle series?”
You can develop your logical and creative skills while learning to code in a fun and exciting way.

"Even difficult coding is easy and fun to learn with Entry."
You can learn coding in a fun and enjoyable way, focusing on the interesting theme of 'games'.

“Make your own retro game”
You can create your own cool retro games using the provided coding and image sources, such as Block Breaker, Rock Paper Scissors, Fortress, Car Crash, Space Wars, etc.

“Practice files provided”
All source files and completed files used in the textbook are provided without exception. (www.mrbooks.kr data room)