did my best
hope you like it
You can use the 
block to have the program make up puzzles.
Did you know you can do this to hide your sprite:
(In your case, if you use the HIDE block instead of the GHOST EFFECT, the sprite won’t say anything since it’s hidden…)
I might redesign that guy because he is supposed to be shown
The image is now not pixelified. Did you buy a new computer, software update your computer or something else?
Nice game 
better than what I can do with my Snap! Skills. I’m used to scratch, so I guess I could make something better in scratch maybe.
Interesting. What could you do in Scratch that you can’t do in Snap!?
well, I actually don’t know how to explain. -_-
im from scratch too
got banned there and now im doing my best not to get banned here because i like making games
My mom blocked it because I’m on it too much
that must suck
Yes, it does. I’m still getting used to 
; and i have the offline Scratch and TurboWarp.(basically scratch but better)
Thats kind of stupid… Were you coding on it or just playing games? Because if you were doing actual coding that shouldn’t be blocked, infact it should be encouraged.
i use Clever Dragons - Engaging Online Homeschool Curriculum for Boys. i have homework there. And i would always forget about my homework because i would be too busy creating a project, playing a project, or something else.
Ah. Well straight out blocking it isn’t the best choice either
but it could also be because I’m on it all day and they got tired of it, or
they don’t like the idea of online friends
or possibly something else
snap! honestly feels like scratch 2.0, if i’m being honest
That’s what the developers designed it as. Well, the real reason is that Snap! orginally was BYOB! (Build your Own Blocks), which was a Scratch 1.4 (or was it 2.0? i think it was 1.4) mod. They of course only added well, building your own blocks, but eventually it was rewritten in JavaScript (using a custom UI framework by jens that I, not related to Snap! development at all, actually quite enjoy) and renamed to Snap!, and throughout that they kept the 3d small style. If you want Scratch-like style (which note, is still very buggy), use Split.
Check out my The History of Snap! post for more
The devs like the 1.4 look. They also (at least some of them) really hate Flat Design (settings → looks), which makes the editor look like scratch. It doesn’t make less advanced though :D