Create a Maze Game
Create a maze game with impenetrable walls, multiple levels, and more!
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Platform
Scratch
Audience
Students and LearnersEducators and Facilitators
Experience Level
Getting Started
Type
Starter Project
Topic
Games
Language
English
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Learn MoreLevel Up with Scratch: Super-Charge Your Game DesignReady to level up a simple Scratch game? Join us to explore how to first create a game, and then, add layers of complexity involving concepts like gravity and a player health bar to challenge young coders who want to level up their game design, as well as make the game more engaging for players. We'll also investigate alternate ways to control the player sprite beyond just arrow keys, including controlling the object using your face or the volume of your voice, making your project more accessible and a fresh take on the usual keyboard games.
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