MIT Scratch Game: Ghoul Buster

This game, Ghoul Buster, is made by my son Ryan with the MTI Scratch. Ryan is 7th grade now and this was a project he made at school when he was 6th Grade. If you watched to the end, there is a big enemy boss with really powerful thunder weapons to attack the battleship! He is planning to make level 2 of this game.

I am still trying to convince my son to write a tutorial on how to make this...

我兒子今年國一，這個遊戲 Ghoul Buster是他在小學六年級時做的。Ryan 使用了MIT Scratch 做了這個遊戲。玩起來有 Arcade 雷電的感覺！如果你有看到最後面，他設計的大魔王有很強大的閃電來功擊玩家的太空船！ 目前他還在試著做出第二關。

目前我正在說服我兒子來寫一篇如何用 Scratch 來做個教學....

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