Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ready to design your own video game? 🎮🧩 In this exciting and beginner-friendly Scratch tutorial, we'll guide you through creating a classic maze game! Learn how to code a player sprite to navigate walls, collect robot parts, and reach the finish line! Start your game development journey with Code Along Jr. today! 🚀💻
🔗 Code Along and share your project with us for a chance to win prizes!
🌐 Head over to wearebgc.org/codealong to learn more!
💡 What You'll Learn in This Video:
✔️ How to code a maze game in Scratch
✔️ Use conditionals and sensing blocks for game logic
✔️ Design a maze with walls, start and end points
✔️ Create collectible items and a win condition
✔️ Learn basic game design principles in Scratch
🕹️ Perfect for:
✅ Beginners learning how to code for kids
✅ Anyone who wants to make their own video games in Scratch
✅ Parents & teachers looking for engaging coding projects for kids
✅ Future game developers and puzzle solvers 👩🏾💻🎮
🔗 Get Started with Scratch for Free!
🌐 Head over to scratch.mit.edu to start coding now!
👉 Hit LIKE 👍 & SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more fun coding tutorials! Drop a comment below and tell us what kind of maze game you'll create! 🧩💻✨
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:39 Set Up Project
1:42 Design the Maze Backdrop
4:11 Add Robot Collectibles
5:09 Add the Player
6:17 Code Player Movement
7:22 Test Player Movement
8:35 Hide Robot Parts
9:12 Code Robot Parts
10:39 Program the Win Condition
11:28 Animate the Full Robot
13:19 Test the Game
13:39 Recap: Concepts Learned
13:58 Save and Share Your Project
#ScratchTutorial #LearnToCode #ScratchForKids #HowToCode #MazeGame #VideoGameCoding #BeginnerCoding #CodingForKids #GameDesign #Collectibles #ConditionalCoding
Ready to design your own video game? 🎮🧩 In this exciting and beginner-friendly Scratch tutorial, we'll guide you through creating a classic maze game! Learn how to code a player sprite to navigate walls, collect robot parts, and reach the finish line! Start your game development journey with Code Along Jr. today! 🚀💻
🔗 Code Along and share your project with us for a chance to win prizes!
🌐 Head over to wearebgc.org/codealong to learn more!
💡 What You'll Learn in This Video:
✔️ How to code a maze game in Scratch
✔️ Use conditionals and sensing blocks for game logic
✔️ Design a maze with walls, start and end points
✔️ Create collectible items and a win condition
✔️ Learn basic game design principles in Scratch
🕹️ Perfect for:
✅ Beginners learning how to code for kids
✅ Anyone who wants to make their own video games in Scratch
✅ Parents & teachers looking for engaging coding projects for kids
✅ Future game developers and puzzle solvers 👩🏾💻🎮
🔗 Get Started with Scratch for Free!
🌐 Head over to scratch.mit.edu to start coding now!
👉 Hit LIKE 👍 & SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more fun coding tutorials! Drop a comment below and tell us what kind of maze game you'll create! 🧩💻✨
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:39 Set Up Project
1:42 Design the Maze Backdrop
4:11 Add Robot Collectibles
5:09 Add the Player
6:17 Code Player Movement
7:22 Test Player Movement
8:35 Hide Robot Parts
9:12 Code Robot Parts
10:39 Program the Win Condition
11:28 Animate the Full Robot
13:19 Test the Game
13:39 Recap: Concepts Learned
13:58 Save and Share Your Project
#ScratchTutorial #LearnToCode #ScratchForKids #HowToCode #MazeGame #VideoGameCoding #BeginnerCoding #CodingForKids #GameDesign #Collectibles #ConditionalCoding
