🎮 How To Make A Maze Game

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Objective: Move the sprite through a maze using arrow keys without touching walls.

Steps:

  1. Open Scratch and create a new project.

  2. Delete the cat sprite.

  3. Click “Choose a Sprite” and select a new sprite (like “Ball” or “Dot”).

  4. Resize the sprite small enough to fit through maze paths.

  5. Name the sprite “Player.”

  6. Draw a maze: Go to “Stage” → Backdrops → Paint new backdrop.

  7. Use the line tool to create a maze with a start and end point.

  8. Color the walls black and leave the path white.

  9. Add a green “start” and red “finish” square.

  10. Go back to “Player” sprite.

  11. Add this code:


when green flag clicked  
go to x: (start X) y: (start Y)

forever  
  if key (right arrow) pressed then change x by 5  
  if key (left arrow) pressed then change x by -5  
  if key (up arrow) pressed then change y by 5  
  if key (down arrow) pressed then change y by -5  
  if touching color [#000000] then  
    go to x: (start X) y: (start Y)  
  if touching color [#FF0000] then  
    say "You Win!" for 2 seconds  
    stop all  
end

  1. Click the green flag to test your maze game!

  2. Add sound effects, timer, or levels to upgrade.

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