Scratch Else Minecraft Projects: 17 Top Picks

You only use the mouse, but it's addicting!Dodge the oncoming enemy mobs and use the occasional item to cleverly stay alive!

This wins the idea award! So much fun!

This one wins the idea award!

In this game, the goal is to stomp and defeat enemy mobs within a time limit. Wonder how many seconds you'll have left when you clear it? I think it's a pretty novel concept – it's like one of those games you'd think already existed, but didn't!

If you spot any errors, try the author's other game with PixylWorld. Share your Minecraft and Roblox usernames, and see how fast you can finish. The game has received significant attention and views since its release. Credits include music and sound contributions from various Scratch users, and the song "Fallen Kingdom," a parody of Coldplay's "Viva La Vida." Notch is credited for the original game.

It's really cool how creepers, wolves, and zombies keep spawning and attacking the enemy. The music isn't from Minecraft, but that's totally fine with me! The fact that it's basically controlled with taps also makes it enjoyable without any stress. The realism of the skeleton's bow is one of the things I like about it.

In this game. Minecraft-action like digging and crafting has been added to the Super Mario platform. Once you get a pickaxe, you dig, collect material, craft tools and weapons, and use them. This flow is easy to understand, and if you can do the jump action, it’s not that difficult to clear the game. The stages are not just action-centered, but they also require a bit of thinking to clear which makes it all the more fun. This game has Minecraft elements added in just the right portion, and it’s a good one to have a little fun with. I’m looking forward to seeing various stages in the future.

This Scratch project stuffs your position, facing and message into a single cloud number and fires it off, so up to ten people can run around the same blocky world at once, each with their username floating over their head. Footsteps swap between grass, stone, sand and water depending on where you are, and wall kicks plus flag checkpoints mean a bad fall just throws you right back into the run instead of ending it.

This is an excellent game as a collaboration work of Mycla.I wish it could be made into an app on its own.The graphics are simple, yet sophisticated and GOOD.

Zombies (at first I thought they were dirt blocks) come at you from all directions, so you have to click and poke them with your sword to defeat them.As you do so, more and more counters will appear. Your equipment gets stronger along with it.Keep trying for the diamonds!

So this game, it's like super into the zombie survival thing, you know? The main deal is to survive as long as possible. It’s cool ‘cause it guides you on what to do inside the game, and with 7 different guns and 5 maps, there's no way you'll get bored! In the update info, they've got stuff like ammo and weapon tweaks, talk about world records, and bug fixes. The game is still a work in progress, so there might be a few bugs or some lag, but the creator really wants to hear everyone's feedback. It's pretty exciting, right?

This looks easy at first glance but is profound. You have to think about how to raise points without reducing physical strength. The basic controls are ↑↓←→ only, and you can dig with ↓. Block Sand…… physical strength -1: score +1Stone…… physical strength -2: score +2Diamond…… physical strength -3: score +3Heart…… complete strength recovery: score +4A bug that rapidly reduces physical strength are at the edges when you dig.

Controls:Arrow keys to move, Z to switch weapon, space to shoot. Beat the game to see a special ending!

The most fascinating aspect of this Scratch game lies in its physics engine implementation! It generates terrain using Bézier curves and creates a system where cars drive over that surface to simulate vehicle behavior.What's particularly intriguing is the gravity and collision detection - it calculates the angle between the car body and ground to apply appropriate forces, achieving realistic movement. There's even a built-in system that detects mid-air rotations (backflips and regular flips) and adds points when successfully executed.To create that "satisfying" gameplay experience, it incorporates detailed touches like engine sounds, suspension movement, and wheelie states during airtime. While the controls are simple, the physics calculations generate unpredictable behavior that creates an addictive quality that keeps you coming back for more!