Educational Game Review

Game Review

Recently, I've been playing a new game.
It's called "Gravitee 2". You can play it for free online.
Click here to try it!!!

(Goal of the Game)

You have to throw a small white ball from one planet to other planets and hit targets
(green point balls or go through hoops) to get points. The gravity of the planets will
affect the ball so, you have to consider many things when you throw it.

My First move

I got 6 hits & more hits on it.

The game soon becomes more difficult

(Pros + and Cons -)

(+) The gravity is very real, so players can learn a little about astrophysics.
(+) The game is hard to master, but very easy to play...just click and adjust power and angle.
(+) It becomes difficult gradually, also there is a medal system, bronze is enough to pass a level.

(-) the game doesn't remember the power and angle of your throws, so it's hard to correct.
(-) this game is quite repetitive, the replay value is not so high.

(Rating)

I give this game 8 / 10,
I would recommend it to those who are interested in space.
You can always teach younger players about gravity using this game.

Ice Cream Survey Analysis

Ice Cream Survey Analysis

My research topic: Ice cream
Target : Japanese University students
Number of respondents : (37)

(Summary) Students answered 8 questions about ice cream.

(Results)

Graph#1 shows that most respondents like ice cream. In fact, 91.9% responded "yes", 8.1% responded "so-so", and there were no "no" responses. These results are not very surprising considering the popularity of ice cream in Japan.

#1

Graph#2 shows that Macha is the most popular kind of ice cream.  Perhaps the high result for Macha is due to the fact that all the respondents were from Japan. However, the fact that vanilla and chocolate were also very popular was not surprising. 

#2

Graph#3 shows Haagen Dazs as the respondents' favorite ice cream shop. This is surprising as there are not many Haagen Dazs shops in Japan. Thus, it is surprising that it is almost as popular as Baskin Robbins 31 which has many shops in Japan. Finally, it should also be noted that convenience stores were also popular and got 3rd place.

#3

Graph#4 shows that most participants eat ice cream once a week. A very surprising result was that one participant answered ten times a week. That being said, most participants answered between 2 and 3 times a week.

#4

Graph#5 shows that most respondents enjoy eating ice cream with their friends. The fact that there were fewer responses for winter and more for summer is not surprising.

#5

Graph#6 shows that the best time to eat ice cream is generally later in the evening. However, it should be noted that 15:00 (i.e., the middle of the afternoon) was the most selected time.

#6

List#7 shows original ice cream shop names suggested by the participants. Although not every response is shown here, many more original and interesting names were given.

#7

List#8 shows the participants' opinion of ice cream in terms of its health impact. Although not every response is shown here, many more original and interesting opinions were given. Most participants felt that eating ice cream is mostly unhealthy because of its high sugar content.

#8

(CONCLUSION)

This survey has many surprising results. These results could be very interesting to ice cream companies who want to sell ice cream to Japanese university students.