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Trace Effects

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Language practice activities

thumbnail — Professor Peterson's games

thumbnail — In the future, a group of students were on a tour checking out time machines.

thumbnail — The protagonist, Trace, got sent to the present.

thumbnail — He did that by touching the time machine.

thumbnail — And now he must find Emma Fields who will help him get back to the future.

thumbnail — The game starts in the science building.

thumbnail — Dialog choices.

thumbnail — When you or the NPCs talk, you can't see what they're saying, but you can see how they feel when they talk.

thumbnail — Kat is Eddie's sister and our objective is to find her.

thumbnail — A map of the area.

thumbnail — I found a verb.

thumbnail — Using the action word with our Student ID.

thumbnail — Picking up another verb.

thumbnail — Getting a new ID as our old one has the year 2045 on it.

thumbnail — Every time we want to go somewhere we are prompted whether we want to go in or not.

thumbnail — Our inventory.

thumbnail — We need to find Chef Mark.

thumbnail — Chef Mark's Sandwich Shop.

thumbnail — The Chef will give us a ride if we deliver a few sandwiches.

thumbnail — I found the key to the parking lot.

thumbnail — We've barely met but she already wants to follow me around.

thumbnail — Completing an episode gives us an overview of what we've just learned.

thumbnail — Language Practice: Matching the words to the colors.

thumbnail — Language Practice: Forming collocations based on the story.

thumbnail — Language Practice: Comprehension questions.

thumbnail — Language Practice: Putting events in order.

thumbnail — Professor Peterson's Games: Word Soup. The aim is to make as many words as possible using the letters above.

thumbnail — Professor Peterson's Games: Phrases in Space. Players spin the wheel and choose consonants which will give them points if they're part of the phrase. They can then use the points to buy vowels.

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