Download Article Explore this Article Steps. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. In the title box, name your new game. You may want to change the font to something more interesting. Highlight "Click Here" and link it to slide 2 by selecting it then right click and go to hyperlink. A box will pop up. You pick Place in This Document, pick slide titles, then slide 2. Create a scenario for this slide and create options to deal with the scenario. For example, slide 2 would look like: You are lost in a desert, do you: Look for water.
Build a sandcastle. Shoot a camel. Do nothing. Highlight each option and link them to another slide that presents a new scenario. There will be wrong choices and there will be right choices. Continue the chain of linked slides until you arrive at a final result. Enough wrong choices will lead to a slide that reads something like 'You Lose' and enough right choices will lead to a slide that says something like "Congratulations you win!
This is entirely up to if your mobile version of PowerPoint has hyperlinks. If it does not have hyperlinks that embed into the same presentation, you can't use this method. One thing to note is that most free versions of PowerPoint do not feature these hyperlinks. Yes No. Not Helpful 8 Helpful For a simple game, not a lot. You just need to create enough slides for the amount of alternate outcomes you want. Not Helpful 11 Helpful You would have to put a download link somewhere on the internet, either on your own website or another website that's interested in hosting your game.
Not Helpful 7 Helpful You would have to make multiple presentations of each save point, accounting for every combination of events possible. Unless you're going to spend a years worth of time on it, or the game is strictly story choices, it would be pretty tough.
Not Helpful 10 Helpful It also depends on what you decide. Not Helpful 3 Helpful 9. The game is a type of game where you simply are given a scenerio like "go right or left", and you have options about which path you take. Not Helpful 6 Helpful The way you would send a normal PowerPoint slideshow.
I would recommend saving it and attaching it to an email. Not Helpful 4 Helpful 8. That is very hard to do without coding. You should learn VisualBasic for Applications, and to gain access to coding instruments, enable the Developer tab. Not Helpful 2 Helpful 4. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. When you finish, go to the bottom of the PowerPoint screen and press the button that looks like a screen. Press it and play the game in slide show mode.
Helpful 1 Not Helpful 0. Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. Try using the Control Toolbox in PowerPoint to add objects like buttons and input boxes, then use Visual Basic to add some cool features to your game. When you finish, share it with friends or family. Please log in with your username or email to continue.
No account yet? Create an account. Edit this Article. We use cookies to make wikiHow great. By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article methods. Things You'll Need. Related Articles. Author Info Last Updated: September 15, Creating games can be done easy and free with the Microsoft PowerPoint application.
Method 1. Download the PowerPoint application, this whole tutorial won't work without it. Click on the start square and then click on action, hyperlink to, next slide. Test it. Repeat the trigger processes with the other shapes, manually type answers "right" under the right answer and "wrong" under the wrong answer. Your basic game is finished, check out how my games turned out for more ideas on here! Method 2.
There are different options to pick from, test the slide out. When you start from the beginning of the power point, and click on a circle, and click again, the arrow will spin and land on a number! Your game is finished! Method 3. Repeat first slide process, add the slide, hyperlink a shape to next slide. Finally, you will add the face.
Highlight, right click, and cut each character individually. Paste each character in the PowerPoint as a picture. Where each character moves and when is up to you, You can use captions for what the character is thinking.
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