Use arrow keys to move. All levels are possible, tested by me. If anyone breaks the record, tell me. Currently the record holder is me. I'm sorry, but this is much more infuriating than its predecessor. There is a bug where if you start over from the end, the exit portal won't show up. To fix this, restart the game again. There is another bug that I won't try and change where if you touch the red you won't die for a very short increment of time. However, some levels become impossible without this bug, so that's why I'm leaving it in This is my first Scratch project in IDK how long anymore. Sorry for the multi-year wait for another scratch project. @MidnightTheKitty/@Dank_Doodle_Animator is gone from Scratch. Before he left, he tried to make this with me, and we failed, but I've made it again as a continuation of what he brought to scratch Below this are hints, so STOP READING if you don't want spoilers HINT FOR LEVEL 6: If you have trouble seeing the platforms, there is one under each text letter HINT FOR ALL PORTAL LEVELS: Red connects to green, yellow connects to purple. I will never change this. HINT FOR ALL LEVELS WITH LASERS: Except for Level 11, there is always a way to avoid the lasers
Credit for @MidnightTheKitty AKA @Dank_Doodle_Animator for Scratch Cat Platformers 1 & 2 What I've kept the same: The first 2 levels, the fact that red kills you, the enemy cats, and the cat sprite (It's just too perfect to change) What I've changed: Most of the levels, the music (IDK what it's from, but when MTK tried to make the actual sequel, he used this music), and the portal sprite. Also, the timer ran twice as fast in the prequel game as it should have, so I fixed that. What I've added: Lasers that slow you down when you touch them (everyone knows cats love lasers), platforms that are (almost) invisible, 4 more portals that connect inside the level, and a cosmetic addition adding an entrance portal that does absolutely nothing, and poorly coded sparkles to the exit portal. Level 4 is a reference to one of my animations, called How Scratch Gets its Cats
