15 handpicked Scratch original mario | Scratch projects

Control Mario to catch the stars and defeat the boss enemies to clear each stages. The controls are simple: just move and jump (partly with the spacebar). The stars are small like the world of the Little Prince. The stages are not that difficult, although you may feel a little uncomfortable until you get a sense of the direction of the move.
I like that there were various variations of obstacles such as ice and lava, in the small star’s limited space.

A Mario-like scrolling coin-collecting game.
A cute little cube with a Mario hat on moves forward to the goal while collecting coins.
The game is quite sensitive, and if you touch even a small obstacle, you die.
If you die, the game scrolls back and starts right away, so there is no time to give up. You just have to keep going until you reach the goal.

How to use

If you love Mario games, you should definitely give this one a try! In this game, you control Mario as he navigates through his world, collecting coins and defeating enemies while aiming for the goal. It’s amazing that you can play such a game on your computer! I was able to enjoy a sense of nostalgia while progressing through the levels. Although it’s a single-player game, it seems like it would be fun to take turns with others as you advance.

This is a very basic Super Mario Bros.
The moves are simple: move, jump, and hip drop,
but the game is made in such a way that you have to master all the moves to get the three coins and clear the game.
The author’s own costumes are also very well made,
and the apples in the background make you want to take them!

It seems that only one stage has been prepared for this project, but
they are already working on the next one. I am looking forward to the next one.

How to use

This is a super high-quality Mario collaboration game. The players can choose courses and levels (I see some consideration there). Mike, the Scratch Cat, aggressively tries to conquer a Mario-like world. The game progresses by collecting coins, which is nice, and it’s wonderfully well-balanced. This would make an excellent side-scrolling game sample. The control is easy, using only the arrow keys. There is also a secret hidden stage! This is a fun one!

It moves very smoothly in 3D, trying to recreate the world of Mario 64 as much as possible. It’s not exactly Mario, but it’s just amazing what can be made with 3D in Scratch. Just give it a try. I think you’ll discover a whole new world of what can be achieved by combining operations.