✨My Games!✨

URL: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/152372211/

Shared on Scratch: August 19, 2017

A cute, simple pet caring game with animations, a sweet atmosphere, and a hungry and lonely white cat named Sapphire who needs a home.

OFFICIAL STUDIO: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/17691444/

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://sites.google.com/view/careforsapphire/home

CREDITS

MidnightTheKitten (game)

MIT (coding platform)

jsininger, Disney, Sammy Fain, Jack Lawrence (music) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J2pmjDsJ7o)

This game's story...

This game was created earlier than it was actually shared. Originally, my idea was to create a game where you just bathed and groomed a white cat until they were sparkling clean. I wanted to make the game for my godsister, because it's what I thought she'd like. But then I started making it into more of a cat caring game where you actually feed the cat, among other things. On August 19th, 2017 I decided to actually share it, thinking, "why not?" and honestly, the game just felt like "one of my games" that I hadn't shared before then, and I didn't think it was all that great or anything. In June of 2019, I decided to tell people about it on the forums. A nice Scratcher called bananasgs (https://scratch.mit.edu/users/bananasgs/) SHOCKINGLY O_O (from my perspective) decided to suggest it to be featured (on the front page of the website), and even more SHOCKINGLY O_O it actually WAS featured! I was so happy! I never expected that to ever happen, since I wasn't very well known at all. I got lots of wonderful comments from people. <3 Ever since then it has been my most well known game, and I really, really appreciate everyone who has supported me! :)

URL: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/73064870/

Shared on Scratch: August 13, 2015 (my join date)

My very first game which I made when I joined Scratch. It features Toothless from How To Train Your Dragon, and has a few options, like being able to feed him and fly him.

Press Y to feed him,

L to give him water,

P to pet him,

And B and the spacebar to reset his position.

CREDITS

MidnightTheKitten (game)

MIT (coding platform)

DreamWorks (Toothless)

This game's story...

One day, 10 year old me scrolled the internet, and somehow came across a kids coding website called Scratch. I was intrigued, and clicked the "Create" button, and then for a few hours I found images online of a field and Toothless, and pieced together my first (very simple) game.