WASD to move- R to restart a level- Spikes and Lava are bad- Progress to the right of the screen- Look for secrets that may or may not exist.
As fun as Scratch platformers are to play, one must admit that many of them are pretty much exactly the same, just with different gimmicks- the novelty of which wear off in a variable, but still insufficient, amount of time. In this case, it is the fact that it is entirely generic. Isn't it clever and amusing? but we all know that two minutes in it will have completely lost its charm. Tutorial used: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/137991051/ I think this idea has a huge amount of potential, but since I'm very inexperienced on this front, I am making this as a sort of test/sandbox, so the ideas can be further developed in a future project. 1/17/18 - @littlebene managed to guess the secret passcode. Such incredible luck as this deserves appreciation. Interested in seeing more of the giant monster that definitely isn't in this game? https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/324589778/
