Universal Project Rating System [UPRS] v1.3a

Instructions

JOIN THE STUDIO: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/29956638/ PRESS SPACE TO SEE EACH RATING = Notice: When using this, make sure you credit this project so others can use it too. = Scratch is vague. You never know how good a project will be just by looking at the thumbnail, which is becoming more of an issue. More importantly, you don't know if you'll even be able to play it as some games don't show or indicate a game as mobile-friendly or if it's in your age range. Compared to game boxes in stores where you can see an ESRB/PEGI age rating, it's not easy to tell if you'll enjoy it. I introduce to you, the Universal Project Rating System! I created little tags you can put on your project thumbnails that indicate whether: - A project works on a certain device/control scheme - A project's target demographic. Those tags will be extremely helpful in showing to a player that they are able to play a game. "How do I get my project rated?" - You don't need to ask anyone to rate your project, rate it yourself based on who you think the project will interest. If you think there's a category missing, let me know! I encourage you to use this on your projects to allow for accessibility. = CHANGES: - v1.0 : - Released - v1.1 : - Added "Cloud Supported" Rating - Changed "Teen" to "Intermediate" - Changed "Mature" to "Advanced" - Both of these were done in an effort to stray away from encouraging mature content like blood/gore in projects. - v1.2 : - Added new tag category: "Genres" - New tag: Animation - New tag: Game - New tag: Artwork - Added "Rating Scheme" to help with baised ratings - v1.2.1: - Changed Rating Scheme because I was dumb - v1.2.1: - Frank, He's Frank