Scratch Sans Projects: 19 Top Picks

The Undertale-Style Boss FightQuick GuideThis game is an unfinished project modeled after the Sans battle from "Undertale." Use Z key to select/confirm, X key to fast-forward dialogue, and arrow keys to move/jump. Avoid touching white objects and stop when blue objects approach. Jump across platforms to survive. Though the game ends partway through, enjoy the experience!

It's the English version again, but they've added a few more attack patterns and it's getting really tough. I had too many game overs, so the thumbnail is also the GAME OVER one.

The author says it is possible to conquer the game, so please give it a try.

English language skills are not required. Rather, you need the power of your fingers, your eyes, and your ketui.

The English version is all English, including sans dialogue.

The ...... is a good place to learn English.

How do you say in English that you should burn in hell! Check it out.

Many people say they enjoy the Sans battle in Undertale, and here’s a project where you can enjoy the Sans battle at the end of Route G by simply pressing the green flag. I tried to clear it as I was curious about the mysterious message from the author, “Press stop after clear and wait for 60 seconds”, but I failed after about 45 turns. Someone, please clear it. Pressing the P key activates the trick, so you have to stop once.

How to Play "Hard Mode Sans Fight"Your HP is fixed, so you can play with peace of mind. Control Sans using w,a,s,d to summon bones, and p or i to fire Gaster Blasters. Press e to create Gaster Blasters, and the space bar to make them appear at random positions. The c key summons large Gaster Blasters, while the m key produces jumping bones. For soul control, 1 is normal mode, 2 is gravity mode, and 4 is shooter soul. Move using the arrow keys. Good luck!

The biggest standout feature of "Bizarre Time Duo" is its character state management and turn-based combat system. Looking at the code, you'll find over 11,000 lines of intricate scripting that controls the player's "soul" movement and gravity direction. The blue soul mechanics are particularly brilliant - switching between four-directional gravity while jumping creates an incredibly rich gameplay experience.The enemy character expressions and dialogue system are equally sophisticated, combining over 100 text patterns with sound effects to create emotional depth. The death scene choreography is especially masterful, perfectly orchestrating everything from a character's final words to the HP bar's decline.What's most fascinating is how player choices between "Spare" and "Attack" branch the narrative. This system highlights the game's moral dimensions while boosting replay value. It's got a depth you rarely see in games - definitely worth checking out!

The wild part is that the whole Cuphead moveset got rebuilt from scratch just to throw him at Sans. Aim lock is the star here: hold C and you plant your feet so you can fire diagonally or straight up while staying put, and the V dash rips you across the screen until you land. Slopes use a hand-rolled climb check that feels for ground step by step, and you can drop through platforms with down plus jump. Sans answers every few seconds with one of five random moves, so your survival is basically how many tricks you can pull off.