All those games have been programmed with Scratch. They are contributed for learning Scratch programming. If you want to see the code for those games, please go to the project on Scratch website and click on the "see in" button.
Dance-Dance-Revolution with arrow keys
How to start and end a game: Please use the green flag and the red circle on the top bar.
After you see "Ready? GO!", mouse click on a location to start building the net. Try to catch as many as butterflies with the net.
There is a short demo about how a net is built and how a butterfly is caught.
Project website: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/14902576/
Plesae use this link to the project on Scratch to see the code.
Project website http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/3112198/
Use up, down, left, right arrows to control the direction of the squid and use space key to make it move in the current direction. If the squid touch black lines, it will go back to the starting position. The aim is the pink circle on the top right.
Project website http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/14220997/
Use left and right arrow to move the crab to catch apple, banana, muffin and donut. Don't catch the baseketball. The points are calculated according to the things the crab touches.
Project website http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/2993014/
Colors will show up in certain order together with some sound effects. When it finishes, please order the colors according to the order they showed up.
Project website http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/2811537/
Press green flag to start the game and follow the instruction displaying during the game.
Project website http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/2806256/
Press a key for a color and mouse click on the starting position to start the painting stroke.
To end stroke, press space key and mouse click on the end position.
To switch color, press the color key and mouse click on the starting position.
Color keys:
"b" for BLUE,
"g" for GREEN,
"r" for "RED",
"v" for VIOLET,
"y" for YELLOW
"w" for WHITE
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