When designing a game, students must consider how characters move, how points are computed, win/loss criteria, and unforeseen events that may arise. Each block is assembled like the components of a whole tale. Players learn logical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and patience as they explore and make modifications to keep scratch games running properly. Every error is a chance to learn more about how the software works.

Scratch Games are distinguished by their high degree of customisation. Users may customize their characters, alter backdrops, add noises, and create completely new scenarios. There are no predetermined boundaries for ideas, from basic obstacle course games to more intricate simulation projects. As a consequence, each Scratch Game bears the creator's own stamp while avoiding recurrence and clichés. This independence encourages learning, making technology more accessible and inspiring.