How To Create a Maze Game in PowerPoint

Step 1: Go to PowerPoint.

Step 2: You can add a title and subtitle.

Step 3: Adding a Play and Instructions button will make a quick menu.

Step 4: This will be used in the game.

Step 5: Put a custom action button in the slide.

Step 6: The game should be over the slide.

Step 7: You made the action button on the slide.

Step 8: Click on the button.

Step 9: Click over the tab.

Step 10: You canHyperlink it to the game.

Step 11: People won't know it's the boundary if you fill and outline the button white.

Step 12: You can make the maze with the ready-made shapes.

Step 13: The file needs to be saved.

Step 14: Add a title and subtitle.

Step 15: Adding a play and instructions button will make a quick menu.

Step 16: The following will be used in the game.

Step 17: Attach a custom action button to the slide.

Step 18: A game is made over a slide.

Step 19: You made the action button on the slide.

Step 20: Click the button.

Step 21: Click over the tab.

Step 22: You can link it to the game.

Step 23: To make the game more challenging, add a custom action button somewhere in the maze.

Step 24: Something like a hole, scissors, or something similar will try to block the path.

Step 25: Right click/hyperlink/mouse over/game over slide and select the custom button that is blocking the way.

Step 26: The file should be saved.

Step 27: You can add a title and subtitle.

Step 28: A new slide can be made.

Step 29: If you want to draw a shape, right click it and select action settings.

Step 30: Use your entire array of shapes to create obstacles.

Step 31: Don't forget to make a 'finish' shape in the end.

Step 32: Other objects can spin, increase and decrease in size, and have buttons to doors.

Step 33: Go ahead and save!