This Scratch to Python converter I created converts Scratch blocks to Python code. I had seen one like it but it didn't have much blocks, so I decided to create my own. I also tested out some new skills in this project, like switching clone costumes.
I think Who's at The Door has to be second best. It has decent visuals, fun gameplay (maybe a little repetitive however), and even a lives system. In the game you play as a person named Avery who answers the door to different people based on clues. I really enjoyed making this game and hope you have just as much fun playing it!
First place goes to...Create a Child! (well, on Scratch, of course.) This game had so much creation behind it and so many possibilities are in it. You can even name your character and save their codes so you can get them up again. My best project on Scratch so far in my opinion.
#3 is 'The Beautiful Princess', a story I made on Play Lab. I consider it third not because of the code, but because of the story inside it. I really liked thinking of a story as I coded the project!
Fun fact: This project was created the day I found out I was going to get a baby sibling.
'Quiz Game' is a work in progress of mine where you answer questions mostly about my dolls that progressively gets harder. The last question is especially hard, can you beat it? ;)
I add new questions when I think of good ones!
Because of being the best project in my multi-project series, Babysitter & Friend, I just had to make this first. I coded this project as a part of the Game Lab course as my end-of-course project.
I unfortunately don't have much experience in Python, so I can't rank my endavours there. So instead, you get some tests :). More of these can be found in my Scratch to Python project.
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