Build a Scratch Adventure This Summer with Griffpatch 🌙

griffpatch · Intermediate ·💻 AI-Assisted Coding ·1mo ago

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Builds a Scratch adventure game with Griffpatch Academy, teaching project management and game development skills

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Hello fellow scratchers. This summer inside the Griffith Patch Academy, we're building Moonleaf, a brand new scrolling action adventure in scratch. Together we'll create a smooth scrolling world packed with platforms, [music] hidden paths, and places to explore. We'll even build our own level editor so you can design your adventures piece by piece. Then we'll add sword swinging action, enemies, hazards, knockback, time freeze, and loads of awesome effects. New lessons unlock weekly so your game keeps growing all summer. Come build [music] Moonleaf with us and let's get scratching.

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This summer inside Griffpatch Academy, we’re building Moonleaf – a brand new Scratch adventure where kids create their own scrolling action game step by step. Together we’ll create a smooth scrolling world, build our own level editor, add sword-swinging action, enemies, hazards, knockback, time freeze, particle effects and plenty of polish. New lessons unlock weekly as part of the Griffpatch Academy Summer Program. Find out more here: 👉 https://summer.griffpatch.academy Scratch was developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. See https://scratch.mit.edu #Griffpatch #GriffpatchAcademy #Scratch #ScratchCoding #CodingForKids #GameDev #Moonleaf

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