Tutorial: [ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/648352795/ and made by @Axaira [ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/661313232/ ] There’s a new puzzle every 15 minutes btw Hey there! I've been playing a game called SET lately. As the name suggests, the objective is to make sets. It's a fun and challenging puzzle I thought I'd share on Scratch. Mostly I play the Daily SET Game (setgame.com/set/puzzle), which is where the inspiration for this model comes from. Your goal is to find 6 different sets in a hand of 12 cards. There are 4 different characteristics of a card! - number - color - shading - shape Each make up a unique card. To find a valid set, every category must be either all the same, or all different. An example of a set: 1 Blue Striped Diamond 2 Red Empty Diamonds 3 Orange Solid Diamonds An example of a false set: 1 Blue Striped Diamond 2 Red Empty Diamonds 3 Orange Solid Ovals* *Notice the difference between the set and non set To check if something is a set, select the three proposed cards. If it is valid, the symbols will appear on the blank cards to the right and the 'SETS LEFT' will change by -1. If it's not a set, nothing will happen. Have fun! I plan to make a tutorial later to make it easier to understand! As this is just a WIP, more features will be coming soon! (hopefully) Let me know of any bugs or glitches, excluding ("it says it's not a set!," you might want to check again) Comment your time! My best is 27 seconds.
An awesome logos studio - be sure to check it out!: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/30642948/ Advertising will be deleted Notes & Credits :) - Featured on March 13, 2022 - music: https://www.bensound.com - coding by me () - tested by - my dad was a big help in making this game! - inspiration derived from setgame.com/set/puzzle - design and idea do not belong to me - colors are different from the original - for proposing it, tysm! :) Coming soon: - tutorial!
