The Most Impressive Scratch Projects

In this video, I go on a trip down memory lane and visit Scratch, a website I have fond memories of from my childhood. It's now Scratch's 15th anniversary, and little did I know that Scratch programmers have been working on some hyper-impressive stuff over the last few years; let's check it out!

Scratch projects in this video:

[Cyranek]

that's cool and all but I made the cat meow when you click on it one time

[deadly_golem]

I feel its important to note, for anyone who hasn't used scratch, that scratch does NOT have any 3d components.
Those people had to write the 3d engines themselves using that simple block code designed for kids.

[handsomepeach]

I spent so many hours on Scratch back in 2008-2010 when I was in elementary school. I never got very good at programming but it introduced me to digital art for the first time. Today i’m a professional 3d artist and i’m still friends with the kids i met on there today. So cool to see Scratch alive and well after nearly 10 years!!

[slurp]

Griffpatch is such a talented creator with such a limited engine

[FgsCming]

becoming this good at scratch coding is like maxing out your starting weapon

[ronaldiplodicus]

I don't think you realize how impressive that Terraria port is. The amount of features is insane, even in that short clip. They even got the character creator!

[joseconcepcion]

I'm embarrassed to say, I'm 48 & recently 'discovered' this & seeing if I can use it to get into coding/programming etc... did it in the early 90s but lost track (life) yet now getting back into it(career change) & I'm looking at EVERYTHING that I can use as a tool to make that happen. Thank you

[RAndrewNeal]

I loved Scratch as a child. I think it's been over 10 years now. And I can't believe Paper Minecraft is still occupying one of the top spots. Insane that people are making true 3D rendering engines in it too. I never thought it would be possible to actually run one written with Scratch blocks at more than a frame per second, if that.

[The_Horizon]

I remeber trying to make a drawing program since our homework was to make a simple scratch game and I wanted to impress the teacher. I spent like 6 hours straight on it and it was still insanely difficult.

[mrfluffy]

I personally made a password manager in scratch back in the day 🤣 boy was that fun and unsecure

[gavinthecrafter]

As a Scratch veteran, seeing Crystal Seeker for the first time was incredible. It's so cool to think so much can be done with even the simplest game engines

[RabbitWolf]

0:47 in kindergarten (a VERY long time ago) I was in a coding club at school with my best friend. We used scratch for an hour every Tuesday & Thursday.

Scratch started a lot for me. I love scratch for this :)

[reesetube]

They’re making 3d projects in Scratch now??? I can’t even, even though they look like DOS 3d games they’re still hella impressive,

[GavinPetty]

Can we just appreciate that Crystal Seeker is somehow a 3D platformer in scratch, yet it actually looks kinda good.

[lili-uoqr]

My first time touching scratch was computer class in third grade. ever since, I started creating Scratch Projects with or without my teacher guidance . It's really important.

[PokingAPanda]

I remember spending like a week making a jrpg prototype. I made like 1 fight, skill level ups, and a basic map to move around in. Since I had never coded before, it took me forever, but I learned a lot, especially about making sure pause menus actually pause all the buttons and player inputs in the background

[Jengamouse]

the griffpatch games are so damn nostalgic man. i remember spending ages messing around with paper minecraft. i still have no idea who he actually is but what a legend.

[shroomfruit]

I remember when Limbo was the most impressive thing in Scratch, Crystal Seeker is INSANE! I didn’t even know that was possible in Scratch!

[omegon_]

4:05 You've just hurted whole Terraria community

[RabbitWolf]

2:34 WOW it’s insane that someone made this in scratch, WOW