when green flag clicked
forever

endsay [I need ideas] for (2) secs
repeat until (Ideas sent)
stop [all v]
end

AllenBB wrote:

Here are 10 more complex game ideas for the Scratch programming environment:

1. Platformer Game: Develop a side-scrolling platformer game where the player must navigate through various levels, jumping over obstacles and enemies.

2. Endless Runner: Create an endless runner game where the player controls a character that must avoid obstacles and collect items while running at an increasing speed.

3. Multiplayer Battle Royale: Develop a multiplayer game where multiple players compete against each other in a battle royale-style scenario, with the last player standing declared the winner.

4. Rhythm or Music Game: Design a game where the player must time their inputs to the beat of a musical track, challenging their rhythm and timing skills.

5. Puzzle-Platformer: Combine platforming elements with puzzle-solving mechanics, where the player must navigate through levels and solve various puzzles to progress.

6. Text-Based Adventure Game: Create an interactive, text-based adventure game where the player makes choices that affect the story's progression and outcome.

7. Space Shooter: Develop a scrolling shoot 'em up game where the player controls a spacecraft and must defend against waves of enemy ships and obstacles.

8. Dungeon Crawler: Build a game where the player explores a procedurally generated dungeon, fighting enemies and collecting loot while navigating through various rooms and levels.

9. Simulation Game: Design a simulation game that models a real-world system, such as an ecosystem, a city, or a transportation network, and allows the player to manage and manipulate the various elements.

10. Role-Playing Game (RPG): Create a classic RPG-style game with a storyline, character progression, and turn-based or real-time combat system, allowing the player to explore the game world and interact with various non-player characters.

These ideas require more advanced programming skills and game design concepts, such as sprite animation, collision detection, score-keeping, and the implementation of game mechanics specific to each genre.




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Barhamaniacs4300 wrote:

Wow! These are great ideas!

AllenBB wrote:

Here are 10 more complex game ideas for the Scratch programming environment:

1. Platformer Game: Develop a side-scrolling platformer game where the player must navigate through various levels, jumping over obstacles and enemies.

2. Endless Runner: Create an endless runner game where the player controls a character that must avoid obstacles and collect items while running at an increasing speed.

3. Multiplayer Battle Royale: Develop a multiplayer game where multiple players compete against each other in a battle royale-style scenario, with the last player standing declared the winner.

4. Rhythm or Music Game: Design a game where the player must time their inputs to the beat of a musical track, challenging their rhythm and timing skills.

5. Puzzle-Platformer: Combine platforming elements with puzzle-solving mechanics, where the player must navigate through levels and solve various puzzles to progress.

6. Text-Based Adventure Game: Create an interactive, text-based adventure game where the player makes choices that affect the story's progression and outcome.

7. Space Shooter: Develop a scrolling shoot 'em up game where the player controls a spacecraft and must defend against waves of enemy ships and obstacles.

8. Dungeon Crawler: Build a game where the player explores a procedurally generated dungeon, fighting enemies and collecting loot while navigating through various rooms and levels.

9. Simulation Game: Design a simulation game that models a real-world system, such as an ecosystem, a city, or a transportation network, and allows the player to manage and manipulate the various elements.

10. Role-Playing Game (RPG): Create a classic RPG-style game with a storyline, character progression, and turn-based or real-time combat system, allowing the player to explore the game world and interact with various non-player characters.

These ideas require more advanced programming skills and game design concepts, such as sprite animation, collision detection, score-keeping, and the implementation of game mechanics specific to each genre.




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Hope you can use ideas from it

go to [my b@lls v]

when green flag clicked
forever
move (-10) steps
if <touching left edge> then
create clone of [myself v]
end
end
when I start as a clone
go to x: (480) y: (0)
next costume
next costume

say [scratch 2.0 project]

(post on scratch discuss)

44EggMan44 wrote:

go to [my b@lls v]

ap453316 wrote:

44EggMan44 wrote:

go to [my b@lls v]

AYO WHAT THE

MAMA, THERE ARE RUDE BOIS BULLING ME

move (10) steps
say [BULLY THE RED BLOCK] for (2) secs
play sound [red block crying v] until done