For a midterm project, I decided to make a game for baking cookies! As a passionate baker, cookies are one of my specialties (ask my friends trust me).
The concept: A simple game to bake chocolate chip cookies. If time permits and if my skill set can handle it, I also want to include a timer. This is a very basic sketch of what I’m planning on: 
- Start page
- Ingredients with a bowl; the users will drag the ingredients into the bowl, and then click on the egg to crack it. This was my “scary” part, as I wanted to try using sprite sheets, a concept I never heard of or tried before this.
- A mix button will bring a whisk, which is animated to turn, and then an animation will switch to a tray filled with cookie dough.
- The tray will be pushed into an “oven” (which I’ll draw using shapes)
- A screen shows up saying “Cookies are ready!!”. There will be a restart button, and a recipe button, for my actual original recipe.
So, the user interaction would essentially be their role as the baker, dragging the ingredients into the bowl, putting the tray into the oven and so on.
The scary part: Using a sprite sheet for the egg cracking. I drew the stages of an egg being cracked and then created a sprite sheet of it using Canva. 
I then coded the egg breaking, which was a bit confusing. At first, the egg would “crack” wherever we click on the screen, but then I figured out how to make it confined to just the egg picture.
I was very happy with the result, and it made me less afraid in approaching the midterm project, since the scariest part is solved now. Here’s an embedded sketch of my “cracking the egg” test. I might need to update the sprite sheet and code to get the egg to ACTUALLY fall into the bowl, but so far, I’m pretty confident with my project concept, and excited to code it to reality!
Sounds good! Make sure to include some media assets like a background and sounds to round out the experience (you don’t have to make these yourself).