35 handpicked Scratch griffpatch | Scratch games

Spin the mouse around to control! Yes, this is a so-called “Getting Over It” game. A Scratch version of Getting Over It has been brilliantly implemented by Griffpatch. Because this is Scratch, Scratch Cat uses a hammer to climb up a cliff of Scratch blocks. For some reason, he’s in a flowerpot instead of a pot. This must be some kind of British joke, I expect? The first challenge is the “if then” blocks. If you clear this, you are an undisputed Scratcher, or rather, a Potcher (lol). It’s a fun game, but the coding is also very interesting, so make sure to take a look inside. The coding is beautiful, as is the work of Griffpatch. It may look chaotic at first glance, but it is packed with the tricks of a professional engineer.

The Scratch version of Terraria is Scratcharia, created by Griffpatch. Griffpatch is also the creator of Paper Minecraft. He is the world’s No.1 Scratcher whose tutorial videos are posted on Scratch Coach. This is a game that he created. I am at a loss for words. I can only say, awesome. It’s so awesome I can only review it like, “Please, just try it. It’s absolutely amazing”!

The gold standard of tower defense games by Griffpatch! Set up towers and destroy the enemies to prevent them from coming through. Defeating enemies will increase your cash, which you can use to buy more towers with. There are several types of attacks that the towers are capable of, so make sure to understand the characteristics of each one and think about where to place them to prevent the enemies. After a while, the enemies will start charging. If you’re not ready by this time, the game will be over in no time, so be ready and set up your defense at a good pace.

Dude, GlyphPatch made an online Bomberman game. It’s so addicting, you can’t help but get hooked. You know Bomberman, right? It’s that super popular game from Konami where you break walls and defeat enemies with bombs. I swear, I could play it for hours! It’s so satisfying figuring out where to place the bombs. Seriously, you’ve got to try it out.

Imagine a world where cats shoot an endless stream of tacos from their mouths. Don’t question it; just embrace the madness. This online game, designed for eight players, is a quirky yet sophisticated project by Griffpatch, blending absurdity with fun.

This is the project of everyone’s favorite (right?), Griffpatch. It’s a project to recreate Splatoon in a game called isometric, a space-taking game looking down from 120 degrees diagonally. Unfortunately, this one itself is not a game. But it is a project that would definitely be fun to remix and make into a game.

Click the fancy pig balloon!

It moves so smoothly that you might wonder how to code its placid movement. Don’t hesitate to check the coding! I bet that you can learn a lot.

The characters are adorable. Although the text is in English, the words are simple, making it easy to understand what is written. Since only the space bar is used, even very young children can start playing. As players progress, they have to figure out how to create combinations with the same characters, which can also help teach them how to find and think about commonalities.

Summary of the author’s notes

This is about a cool computer program that shows off awesome visual and music skills. It’s made with the help of TheLogFather and Jamohyperturbopro. You just need to watch, listen, and enjoy. It’s part of the demoscene, where people create demos to show their coding, art, and music talents. It started back in the 1970s, and I got into it with my old Commodor Amiga. The latest version, 1.4, has improved performance thanks to TheLogFather’s work. There have been updates like adding music and making the visuals more complex since its first release.