Making Games in Scratch 2.0

What you'll learn

Scratch 2.0 allows anyone with no prior coding knowledge to make games. In this course, Making Games in Scratch 2.0, you'll find yourself having just as much fun making games as you will playing them. This is the sequel to Pluralsight’s "Start Coding in Scratch 2.0" course. All the principles of coding learned in the first course will be put to use in this games course. With your knowledge of Scratch 2.0, you'll make several exciting games. First you'll create Fetch-bot, a collection game, DeBugs, a game where you try to get rid of as many bugs as you can in sixty seconds and Emoji-Pong for two, a game for two players. Next, you'll create Robo-Eel, a tribute to the arcade game Snake and Emoji-Pong with Artificial Intelligence, a pong game against the computer Finally, you'll wrap up the course by learning how to make Circuit-Breakers, a tribute to the arcade game Space Invaders, Gear Hunter, a collection and avoidance game, Planetoids, a tribute to the arcade game Asteroids, and Floppybot, a tribute to the famous app Flappy Bird. By the end of this course, you'll have learned how to create many different types of games using no coding skills.

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