Scratch Scrolling Game Maker

Now that you have completed your planning and design work, it’s time to start building your scrolling flying shooter game in Scratch based on your designs. Instructions: 1. Set Up Your Game Environment – Open Scratch and create a new project. – Upload or draw your background based on your design. – Create and animate […]

Planning Your Scratch Game Answer the following questions to plan your game: a) What is the aim or objective of your game? (Explain what the player must do to win or progress in your game.) b) What is the theme of your game? (Describe the setting, characters, and overall style of your game.) c) What

Once you are certain that you are logged into your Scratch account and have a duplicate of the starter project, carry out the following tasks: (Remember to use the ‘Concept Explorations’ page to help you with these tasks) 1: Create a set of backgrounds and code it so that the backgrounds change when the user

Once you are certain that you are logged into your Scratch account and have a duplicate of the starter project, carry out the following tasks: (Remember to use the ‘Concept Explorations’ page to help you with these tasks) 1: Create a baddy flying object and code it so that it flies in from the right

Once you are certain that you are logged into your Scratch account and have a duplicate of the starter project, carry out the following tasks: (Remember to use the ‘Concept Explorations’ page to help you with these tasks) 1: Delete the ‘Cat’ sprite and create a new ‘Flying Object’ sprite. 2: Program a script on

Once you are certain that you are logged into your Scratch account, carry out the following tasks: 1: Code a scrolling background, by creating two sprites to represent the ground, which continually move to the left. Use the information in this lesson’s ‘Concept Exploration’ page to help you with this task. 2: Create a flying