ChatGPT's Dodge Game

Instructions

"Sure! Here are the steps to create a simple dodge game in Scratch with under 100 blocks: 1. Open Scratch and create a new project. 2. Delete the cat sprite. 3. Create a new sprite by clicking on the "Choose a Sprite" button and selecting a sprite of your choice. 4. Rename the sprite to "Player" by right-clicking on the sprite and selecting "rename". 5. Add the following code to the "Player" sprite: ``` when green flag clicked forever move (10) steps if touching edge turn (180) degrees ``` 6. Click on the "Costumes" tab and select "Edit" for the "Player" sprite. 7. Draw a simple image of a spaceship or other object that the player will control. 8. Click on the "Events" tab and select "Create Event". 9. Add the following code to the event: ``` when this sprite clicked broadcast start_game ``` 10. Create a new sprite by clicking on the "Choose a Sprite" button and selecting a sprite of your choice. 11. Rename the sprite to "Enemy" by right-clicking on the sprite and selecting "rename". 12. Add the following code to the "Enemy" sprite: ``` when I receive start_game forever move (10) steps if touching edge turn (180) degrees if touching sprite: (Player) broadcast game_over ``` 13. Click on the "Costumes" tab and select "Edit" for the "Enemy" sprite. 14. Draw a simple image of an asteroid or other object that the player will have to dodge. 15. Create a new sprite by clicking on the "Choose a Sprite" button and selecting a sprite of your choice. 16. Rename the sprite to "Score" by right-clicking on the sprite and selecting "rename". 17. Add the following code to the "Score" sprite: ``` when I receive start_game set score to 0 when I receive game_over say "Game over! Score: " & (score) ``` 18. Click on the "Costumes" tab and select "Edit" for the "Score" sprite. 19. Create a new sprite by clicking on the "Choose a Sprite" button and selecting a sprite of your choice. 20. Rename the sprite to "Background" by right-clicking on the sprite and selecting "rename". 21. Add the following code to the "Background" sprite: ``` when green flag clicked set backdrop to "Space" when I receive game_over say "Game over! Score: " & (score) ``` 22. Click on the "Backdrops" tab and select "Import". 23. Choose an image of a space backdrop or other suitable background. 24. Click on the "Events" tab and select "Create Event". 25. Add the following code to the event: ``` when green flag clicked broadcast start_game ``` 26. Click on the "Scripts" tab and add the following code: ``` when I receive game_over stop all ``` That's it! You now have a simple dodge game in Scratch with under 100 blocks. To play the game, click on the "Player" sprite and move it around to avoid the "Enemy" sprite. Each time the "Enemy" sprite touches the "Player" sprite, the game is over and your score is displayed."