Scratch is a program for those who don't want to learn python where you get to choose from "blocks" with scripts and connect them like puzzles to create working python scripts. In scratch you can make games (There are limits though) and upload them on the scratch website. (10.0MB size limit) You can also remix other people's projects! (however taking credit for the project is not allowed) Scratch has a large and mostly mature community which mostly creates animations and minigames. The main page gives you a few to choose from - You can search games by words in the titles. On the main page are those: Featured Projects, Projects selected by [mod's nickname here], Projects from Scratch Design Studio, What the Community is Remixing, What the Community is Loving, What the Community is Viewing.

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I have over 10 "un-done" games in Scratch, and two games online!
You can check this at http://scratch.mit.edu/users/BaconGames

I am also working on a new "GTA Deluxe" game.

I don't like it and it reminds me of a terrible community I once were in.

EMO HAIRED CATS AND SONIC OC'S.

Satash a dit :

I don't like it and it reminds me of a terrible community I once were in.

EMO HAIRED CATS AND SONIC OC'S.

I don't like sonic oc's and emo haired cats either, you can either choose to stay in the community and make games or just make games.

I made a password lock system that uses costumes instead of the questions thing. :D
I have 4 unfinished games.

One is crystal guards - A team guarding the world wearing necklaces with their own crystals and defending everything from evil. The necklace can be only taken when the guard is defeated. There is one, evil, dark person trying to defeat them all and take their powers.

Yeah, I has tried it on school

Wow, looks great! maybe i can play something Legend Of Zelda Skyward Sword related!

I really wanna do this at school but we are doing databases -_-

Ah, I used this at school.

It's pretty cool.

I play this!
I'm Turtlewhisker01

my gosh, never noticed this.

I've made a blinking/crying animation and JUST started working on a game.
I'm
Firepaw_rusty

satash a dit :

EMO HAIRED CATS

god, when little kids try to draw emo hair it fails terribly.

Izupen a dit :

my gosh, never noticed this.

I've made a blinking/crying animation and JUST started working on a game.
I'm
Firepaw_rusty

satash a dit :VoirMasquer

EMO HAIRED CATS

god, when little kids try to draw emo hair it fails terribly.

Spoiler

I guess this kids drawing skills are pretty good, but hey kid, I think the books you're reading are too violent for your age.
Whenever I see a kids drawings of emo haired cats the hair is like dangling in front of their face and you cant see their head. IT ONLY COVERS THE SIDE OF THE HEAD GOD DAMNIT!

I have no idea what you're talking about.

I personally think this is for casual babbies' first game creator, as being only a minor learning tool. I would NEVER recommend actually trying to create a game with this abomination. Learning any basic programming language will be much more beneficial in the long run.

Kwakunata a dit :

I personally think this is for casual babbies' first game creator, as being only a minor learning tool. I would NEVER recommend actually trying to create a game with this abomination. Learning any basic programming language will be much more beneficial in the long run.

Back in my day, Macromedia Flash was "babbies' first game creator"... and it still involved actual programming. I know people are trying to make programming "more accessible/appealing" but dumbing it down this much doesn't actually make programming more appealing at all... people are just gonna give up when they learn actual programming isn't this simple.

user is catlover20011

i used to draw emo-haired cats xD

also i use this sometimes, like for animation, but otherwise i'm terrible at scratch-- or coding in general actually

A grey mouse running along a wooden plank
I love scratch. best thing ever

ive been playing scratch for about 2 yrs i started at school. im weasel05

whats a scratch.
/gets punched/

Superglo a dit :

whats a scratch.
/gets punched/

its an old educational game programming platform for kids

i still have it on my computer lmao