Pac-Man Scratched (Code mappy)

Instructions

USE TURBOWARP, IT'S MUCH BETTER THAN SCRATCH! ==CONTROLS== W, A, S, D or Arrow Keys - Move the player. Space - Ability (Can be set in the menu) ==LINKS== SCRATCH FORUM https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/685774/?page=1#post-7249301 TURBOWARP https://turbowarp.org/795231614 ==ABOUT== Pac-Man Scratched isn't just another faithful recreation of Pac-Man, this classic recreation has more content built into it! You can play in multiple different mazes, including Pac-Man's Park, Ms. Pac's Quadrants, Atari Alleyways and Watcher's Way. You can also make your own mazes with the Maze Workshop! There are also 6 playable characters, those being Pac-Man, Ms Pac-Man, Jr. Pac-Man, Crazy Otto, Atari Pac and Pac-Mom. There are also various options you can use to customise your experience. Change them up and see how differently the game plays with them. ==HOW TO USE THE MAZE WORKSHOP== The Maze Workshop is accessible through the Maze selection menu, where you can import a maze or leave that field blank to start a new project. Then to switch between the Editor and Play modes, press R. To start building your maze, you use your mouse to draw the tiles onto the maze. To choose which parts you want to use, look at the row of categories on the bottom, then press the corresponding key to select that tile. The categories are as follows: 1 - Walls 2 - Edges 3 - Corners 4 - Fills 5 - Dots, Pellets and Ghost house-related objects. 6 - Special tiles. (Invisible walls, walls that restrict ghost movement, but not yours and tiles that slow ghosts down.) Q - Eyedropper tool. Hover over the tile you want to pick, then press Q to pick that object. E - Eraser The top bar contains some important stuff too, which are as follows: R - Playtest the maze. When testing, there's a small icon on the top left showing you can press R to enter Editor mode. T - Maze settings. You can edit the colour, spawns and maze size here. Y - This reveals a maze code. You can paste it somewhere if you want to save your work for later or copy that code and share it to others so they can play (And edit) your maze. No remixing needed! Happy building! (note: credits got moved to ingame) #games