5 handpicked Scratch onaf | Scratch projects

What makes this Scratch game fascinating is the enemy AI design! They've implemented a system where Fuzzy and other characters move randomly from room to room. What's particularly impressive is the gradual approach horror mechanics! If you don't monitor them through cameras, they keep getting closer and closer, eventually reaching your office and triggering a jump scare. Without your mask on, you're done for! This randomness creates tension and keeps players engaged with perfectly balanced difficulty. Combined with the race against time, it delivers a genuine Five Nights at Freddy's-style horror experience!

There's apparently this super unpopular math practice app in America. It's supposed to teach basic arithmetic, but the reviews are absolutely brutal - kids are tearing it apart left and right. This is a parody of that app. I wonder what kind of app it actually is... Word has it that you have to answer multiplication problems in under 2 seconds or it won't count as correct, making it feel like some kind of torture... yikes.

Ever heard of the behind-the-scenes tech in the horror game "One Nights at Nick's 2"? The jump scare mechanics are absolutely brilliant! When enemy characters detect the player, they use a "cursor movement detection" variable to track your movements. You'd think staying still keeps you safe, but here's the twist - when the "detection" variable hits a certain threshold, boom! Jump scare triggered! The enemies on screen use display effects that change how they appear based on whether the lights are on or off, and each character's attack pattern is controlled by variables too. The noise effect during camera switches is pure genius - it rapidly cycles through multiple costumes in just a few frames to create that glitchy look. No wonder collecting all five stars is such a challenge!