Sounds are annoying and gameplay is repetitive. The best way to do things like this is to not make it an immediate challenge, but have it easy at first and get harder as it goes on. But, it's a cool concept and if you expand on it it could be a great game.
Overall, nice work but there's room for improvement.
Edit: You did exactly as I said and see what difference it makes! Thanks for listening.
YW THANKS for the advice it was sound. :D
Nice work, but if ya wanna succeed, dont use scratch. learn other engines or, what my brother used to do, use turbowarp and hide the scratch interface. (I use flash if you wanna know)
I use scratch because im a beginner and i just want to get motivated into being a game dev, so of course my first use will be a simple engine for kids like Scratch. I have in plan of course to use more serious dev engines like Construct, GDevelop and later even Godot or Unity, but that's a long path. Anyways thank you very much for your suggestion.
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