How to Make a Water Saving Game in Scratch | Easy School Project | 🌍 Scratch Tutorial for Beginners

How to Make a Water Saving Game in Scratch | Easy School Project | 🌍 Scratch Tutorial for Beginners

Create your own exciting 2-player Water Saving Challenge game in Scratch! 🌊💧

In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to:
✅ Build two competing players with water level costumes that fill up
✅ Make random falling water droplets from different pipes
✅ Code smooth movement using WASD & arrow keys
✅ Track scores and detect when a player touches the water drop
✅ Create awesome win screens for Player 1 and Player 2
✅ Add background music, sound effects & visual effects

Perfect for kids, beginners, and anyone who wants to combine coding fun with an important message about saving water! 🐳💙

By the end, you'll have a complete, playable two-player game that helps spread awareness about water conservation while improving logical thinking and creativity.

Project Highlights:
✅ 2 Player mode (Player 1: A/D keys, Player 2: Arrow keys)
✅ Collect 10 water drops (100 points) to win!
✅ Beautiful water-filling animation effect
✅ Game over/win screens with celebration sounds

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⏱️ Video Timestamps – Water Saving Challenge Game in Scratch | 2 Player Fun Project + Learn to Save Water!

00:00 - Introduction & Project Overview
00:50 - Starting the Project in Scratch, Setting Up the Stage & Backdrop
01:49 - Creating Player 1 Sprite & Water Level Costumes (Part 1)
03:30 - Completing & Showing All 10 Costumes
04:16 - Renaming Sprite & Making Player 2 (Same Trick)
05:00 - Adding Pipes (3 Positions) & Resizing Water Droplet Sprite
06:00 - Starting Coding: Water Droplet Logic (Spawn & Random Pipes)
08:36 - Player 1 Setup: Position, Costume & Direction
10:34 - Player 2 Setup: Position & Arrow Keys Movement
11:48 - Fixing Player Controls & Testing Bounce
12:55 - Creating Score Variables & Initializing to 0
14:11 - Water Level Effect: Changing Costumes on Touch
15:41 - Testing Water Filling Animation
16:45 - Creating Win Screens (Player 1 & Player 2 Backdrops)
17:55 - Designing Win Backdrops (Pipes, Players & Drops)
19:37 - Backdrop Switching & Win Sounds on Broadcast
20:29 - Hiding Players on Game End
21:33 - Adding Background Music Loop
23:13 - Discovering & Fixing Costume Bug After 100 Points
24:12 - Final Game Test #2 (Perfect Run + Both Wins Shown)

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