Move your mouse cursor up and down to move the paddle. Hit the ball behind the opponent to gain a point. If the opponent hits the ball behind your paddle, you lose a point. Don't worry if the ball flies up to the top or bottom of the screen, as it will bounce off of it. The difficulty of the game is randomly generated. If you want to see the score or the difficulty of the opponent, click the "See Inside" button to the top right of the screen. If the difficulty percentage is 40.277785069409% or less, the bot is going to be pretty dumbfounded. If it's 60.416677604114% or more, you are unlikely to score a point.
The original game was originally made by Andy Alcorn, published to Atari. I happened to have the idea to make Pong on Scratch. All of the scripts were made by me. Lifelong Kindergarten, MIT - Scratch, Programming, the Blocks Used to Code the Game, Scratch Cat, Graphics, the Engine Used to Run the Game, the Website that the Game is Held in.
