f-LAGGY bird: my first attempt at making flappy bird - gone wrong because I didn't know how gravity worked back then. So instead of googling how it worked, I branded lagginess as a feature. Play using the up arrow or touch/click.
LAGGY PONG: pong, but made laggy to continue the pattern. P1 controls the blue paddle using left/right, and in "vs. P2" mode, P2 controls the red paddle using A&D keys. Aim to be the player with the most points when the computer "crashes". Not playable on mobile unfortunately :(
Laser Drift: A Raayed original. Use arrow keys to move both of the cats at once. (Or the buttons that appear if you are on mobile.) The goal is to get them both to the black portal to move on to the next level. However, the wind is slowly blowing them towards the laser. Each round, the wind picks up speed and the laser widens. Get past level ten to win.
Better Letters: An improved version of Ali's clicker game, Letters. Hover over the A to gain letters. Use the power-ups and ascensions (very OP if you spam them) to increase your multiplier and gain automatic letters.
The_Cool_Scratch_Platformer v1: My spin on the classic platformer game. Use arrow keys to play (or use the mobile controls button for mobile controls.)
The_Cool_Scratch_Platformer v2: A further extension of my pervious platformer with more features. It may be difficult if you haven't played the previous ones. Same controls.
Custom Date Countdown: Originally created as a countdown to 2025, it was revamped to countdown any date the user enters... even a fake one :p
Wordle: An accurate recreation of Wordle in Scratch - but without the touch keyboard 😅 (there's a button that brings up a generic question prompt if you're on mobile). Keyboard input works normally for the most part, but you have to use "-" instead of backspace because scratch can't detect backspace.
StickmanGame: a platformer game made in python.
Pong: a pong game made in python.
Mandelbrot Set: the most famous fractal in mathematics, with zooming and panning capabilities. There's two versions - one written in Python that's excruciatingly slow, and one written in Java that's pretty responsive. Goes to show how much faster Java is.
Connect Go: a game made by me, Ali, and Srijan.