CLICK THE POWER BUTTON OR THE HOME BUTTON TO TURN ON THE PHONE! Works like a regular phone. Geometry Dash: Click the space bar or up arrow key or just tap the screen to make the player jump. Avoid obstacles. Pong (NOT MOBILE FRIENDLY): Keep the ball from hitting your side. Just guess which keys to use for each player. Flappy Bird: Click the space bar or up arrow key or just tap the screen to make the player jump. Get between the pipes and don't hit the top of the screen or the ground. Clock: Click the left button to reset the timer and the right button to start/stop the timer. Settings: Click the buttons to change the background. Camera: If your camera is not disabled, click the white circle to take a picture. Snake: Use the arrow keys or WASD to move. You can also click (relative to the center of the screen) where you want to go (click in the right section to go to the right, click on the up section to go up, etc.). Eat the apples to grow longer. Don't hit yourself or the edges of the screen.
WOW! 550 LIKES AND 400 FAVORITES! THIS IS EPIC! THANK YOU GUYS SOOO MUCH! Thank you so much @mandrewschoon for FCPing this on 8/11/19 All coding by me. Checkout some of my other projects: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/312359146/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/307638470/ The concept of an iPhone goes to Apple. All images about Geometry Dash (the app with the orange square) are from RobTop Games and the rights to those images go to them. All images about Pong (the app that is labeled "PONG") are from Atari and the rights to those images go to them. The font for the text on the thumbnail are from cooltext.com All images about Flappy Bird (the app with the yellow bird) are from Dong Nguyen and dotGears and the rights to those images go to them. All images about Clock (the app with the clock) are from Apple and the rights to those images go to them. The font for the numbers on the clock in the screen that says "Press home to open" is helvetica neue ultra light. It looks pretty similar to the font on the real Clock. All images about Google Snake are from Google and the rights to those images go to them. The Settings concept goes to Apple, the original creators of the iPhone.5
