Knight of Iron

So, just found out some UNFINISHED Scratch (easy coding website) projects that I was working on quite a few years ago that I decided to publish and share because why not.

Warrior Cats Life Version 1
Left and right arrow keys to move, click cats to talk and click dens to enter. No story yet, but interestingly I was smart enough to make the cats blink. Art style is primitive. Gave up on it pretty quick.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/221240837

Warrior Cats Life Version 2
This version is where you'd have the most fun because there is actually story. You get a thorn in your paw, have to go to medicine cat den, and have an apprentice ceremony, and can even go to bed, which is where it ends. Art style is the same as before, just more vector and cleaner.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/235896938

Warrior Cats Life Version 3 (Not Very Playable...)
This was mainly just an art style attempt at change. Territory was extended and graphics were updated, but there is no story whatsoever and if you try clicking things it breaks pretty quick.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/306815075

Skrachemon ("Scratch" version of Pokemon) Movement Test
Just me trying to figure out walking around. I failed, you can just walk off the map. But it's kind of cool!
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/280528463

Skrachemon Battle Test
This is where most of my effort went, trying to recreate Pokemon battles. It's very silly and doesn't last very long.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/278110922

Skyward (yes, Brandon Sanderson)
Complete(ish) game based on Skyward. Not very good, but apparently a few people here have actually played this without realizing it was me.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/353033268/

Stormlight Archive Lashings Test
I wanted a Windrunner game, so this was just a physics test for Lashings. My last project I ever worked on on Scratch.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/351109096/