C#
Aesthetics
Programming
Memory game
Miscellaneous
100

These special tokens are always lowercase. 

Keywords

100

If the player is encouraged to change their appearance or the world around them, they are experiencing this aesthetic. 

Expression

100

If you use one of these without defining it first, your code won't compile. 

A variable

100

We used an algorithm to do this with our card sprites before putting them into our scenes. 

Shuffle

100

An early 2000s band took the name of this archduke, whose assassination was the catalyst for World War I in Europe. 

Franz Ferdinand

200

If your statement doesn't end with this, it will return a compiler error. 

A semicolon


200

Movements such as jumping and crawling can support this type of aesthetic. 

Discovery

200

This part of your code updates every frame. 

The Update function

200

In order to set up a text display in our scene, we attached this component to an empty object. 

A text mesh

200

Hitting a guitar string with your finger after the string is plucked is known as this technique. 

Hammer-on

300

You can call this class in order to use the Rotate and Translate methods.

Transform

300

This third-person action RPG series has become an industry standard for the challenge aesthetic. 

Dark Souls

300

When writing code, you use these basic elements of programming. 

Tokens

300

Our card sprites required one of these components in order to interact with the mouse. 

Box collider 2D

300

Born in 1815, this woman is considered to be the first computer programmer - even though the computer she programmed was never built.

Ada Lovelace

400

After calling a method, you have to use this type of punctuation. 

Parentheses

400

Collectibles that share additional lore about the characters and game world can support this type of aesthetic. 

Narrative

400

In the statement transform.Rotate(1,2,3); transform is one of these. 

A class

400

If we want code to execute when releasing the right mouse button, we can use this function. 

OnMouseUp

400

This special formula can help you find the roots of an equation without having to FOIL or factor it. 

The quadratic equation

500
When you want to create a variable that is not accessible to the Unity editor, you can use this keyword. 

Private

500

Games that are centered around competitive or cooperative play feature this aesthetic. 

Fellowship

500

Without a pair of these, a conditional statement will fail to compile. 

Curly braces

500

Creating a variable with this type of modifier allows us to drag and drop relevant objects instead of referencing them directly in code. 

[SerializeField]

500

Commonly misinterpreted as a type of energy, this physical unit represents a transfer of thermal energy. 

Heat