In this lesson, you will do a final check of your game project. This is like making sure everything is perfect before you show it to someone important. You will check if your files are organized, your code has good notes, and your README.md file tells everything about your game. You will also get ready to explain your project to a teacher or mentor.

For this lesson, you will review your whole game project. There are no computer tests to run for this part. You will use a checklist to make sure your project is ready to show to others. This checklist tells you what your project needs to have.

Now, let's review your project using this checklist:

1. Folders: Is your project organized in clear folders? (Like a main folder for your game and an 'assets' folder inside it.)
2. Comments: Does your code have good comments that explain what different parts do?
3. README: Do you have a README.md file in your main project folder?
4. README Sections: Does your README.md have a title, a story about your game, and sections for 'Features', 'How to Play', and 'Controls'?
5. Assets: Are all your pictures and sounds in the 'assets' folder?

You've reviewed your project! Now, think about what you learned.

Ask yourself:

✅ Can you confidently say 'yes' to all the questions in the checklist? ✅ Are you ready to explain your project to a teacher or mentor?

If you answered yes to these questions, you did a great job!