I was bored so I told Chat-GPT to make this. the only thing i changed was the rotation of the apple to make it fall down instead of sideways
In this game, you’ll control a catcher to collect falling apples and score points. You can customize and enhance it further as you like: Setting Up the Project: Create a new Scratch project. Choose a backdrop (e.g., a blue sky) and add a sprite for your catcher (you can use any character or object). Catcher Movement: Attach the following code to your catcher sprite: when green flag clicked go to x: 0 y: -150 forever if <key [left arrow v] pressed?> then change x by -10 end if <key [right arrow v] pressed?> then change x by 10 end This code makes the catcher move left and right using the arrow keys. Falling Apples: Add an apple sprite to your project. Set its initial position at the top of the screen. Use a loop to make the apple fall down continuously: when green flag clicked go to x: (pick random (-200) to 200) y: 150 forever move 10 steps if <touching [catcher v]> then hide change [score v] by 1 wait 1 seconds show go to x: (pick random (-200) to 200) y: 150 end if <y position < -150> then go to x: (pick random (-200) to 200) y: 150 end Replace [catcher] with the actual name of your catcher sprite. Scoring Points: Create a variable called “score” (click on “Variables” and create a new variable). Display the score on the screen using the “show” block. Game Over Condition: If the apple reaches the bottom of the screen (y position < -150), reset its position to the top. If the player misses an apple (doesn’t touch it), you can decrease the score or set other game over conditions. Sound Effects and Graphics: Add sound effects when the catcher catches an apple or misses one. Customize the sprites and backdrops to make your game visually appealing.
