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If you want an obstacle to move Right to Left change the random movement to a negative number and XMake sure to change the start positions of each obstacle.Select or design a new costume for your new sprite for some visual interest.One of the magical things about Scratch – you can duplicate the obstacle and change the costume and directions to save rewriting all the code.You may want to try different numbers to see where you like your obstacle disappearing at.

If X>230, send the obstacle to the start position and copy the direction and movement blocks.

Between 1 and 10 has worked for me but feel free to test your own speeds.

For some extra challenge lets set the movement to random.

Select a starting position along the edge of the screen and set it to the X and Y values on start.

It’s helpful to find multiple you like, but we only need to place one for now.

Search or create your own sprite to serve as an obstacle.

Point in direction 90 and move 10 steps.

Point in direction -90 and move 10 steps.

This may need adjusted based on your background design.

When the game starts set the direction to 0 and the position to X 0 and Y -160.

The background may need to be adjusted to make sure your sprite and obstacles line up.

Keep it simple, you can always change it later.

The original frogger focused on a frog, but your game can feature anyone as a protagonist.

Test our version here – how can you improve on it? Select Sprite Now it’s your job to make it even more modern and build your own Frogger. It became popular again in 2014 due to the mobile app Crossy Roads which through a redesign and updated characters helped bring Frogger into the 21st Century. It involves getting a frog across a busy series of roads and rivers, avoiding cars and using logs to avoid landing on crocodiles. Thats the idea in Frogger! Frogger was a popular arcade game from the 80s. Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side!