Use arrow keys to move, blah blah blah. NOTE: JUST LIKE THE FINAL VERSION, THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE DUE TO SCRATCH 3.0.
This is an unfinished earlier version of Super Scratch Cat Special, which was both the original and the final name of the game. I had changed it to "hacked" at one time for some reason. Anyway, I had thought I had lost this project, but turns out I didn't! But by the time I had found this, I had already released the finished Super Scratch Cat Special, so the new levels featured here never made it. My vision as you may see here was originally a bit different. Some levels here were actually recycled from a 4 year old remix I had made of @will_wam 's Green the Ball, which I had titled Green the Ball 2, but had cancelled because the platforming engine for that game was too buggy. One of those levels is however impossible, and also the 'Lil Cinder traps you there, because I had lost this before I could give the 'Lil Cinder a proper respawn point in that level and change the level to make it possible, and now the final's out, so................. I did make one edit in this though from the lost project. This game was going to use the Scratch Community Blocks extension which I guess got cancelled. This was going to be a @legoboy7107 exclusive, and I was going to make it so that only followers of me could play this, but then I lost this and only had an older version to make the final out of, so...I changed this so that it disables that check so you can play it. Also, you can see though that, while the later part of the game has different levels, the concept of having two different paths later on, and one of them perhaps being a trap like in the final, is also here, showing that I had come up with this concept by this point. This concept may also return in the next Super Scratch Cat game. If you click "See Inside," you can also see by looking at the backdrops that the idea for the death count existed by this point, and also that the final boss was supposed to be in a castle like in the original Super Scratch Cat, which was not the case in the final due to the end of the final being rushed. You can also see that some of the levels from the original Super Scratch Cat are still in this game as well, a couple of them being flipped; this is because this game is a heavily edited downloaded copy of the original Super Scratch Cat, and had started with me changing the cat's physics and the behaviors of some of the colors and then recoloring all the levels of Super Scratch Cat, but all the levels were still the same levels from the original Super Scratch cat, just the cat had different physics. Find Super Scratch Cat Special on @legoboy7107
