DatGamer6392 wrote:

Near a month ago, I shared a project called Half-Life 2 Tower Defense. It's a tower defense game with people aiming (different types of) guns at the enemies (which some have guns too). The enemies can't shoot either. When the friends shoot bullets, there are no special effects like gunshot sounds, blood, or bullet tracers and the bullets move pretty slow.
There's no blood or dead bodies at all, except for a zombie that has blood all over their clothes. There are death sounds that don't really sound like death (moaning), more like screaming. I do have a gibbing sound when the shotgun pellets hit a human (supposed to be a critical hit sound), but I think I'm going to remove that sound because it was a sound that played whenever you smashed an organism in Half-Life (just to be safe). There are no “body hit” sounds other than that one.
I tried to keep it as appropriate as possible but I'm not sure if it's good enough, which is why I'm asking you guys on whether you think it's okay or not, and maybe what I can do to make it appropriate if it isn't.
If you don't know what Half-Life 2 is, it's a first person shooter game where you rebel against the Combine. The game does have occasional swearing and blood too. In the project's description, I noted that Half-Life 2 isn't really appropriate for kids and that it was why I made Half-Life 2 Tower Defense.
I just unshared it due to second thoughts on whether this is appropriate for Scratch. If you want to “review” it yourself you can look at in forkphorus.

garnetluvcookie wrote:

DatGamer6392 wrote:

Near a month ago, I shared a project called Half-Life 2 Tower Defense. It's a tower defense game with people aiming (different types of) guns at the enemies (which some have guns too). The enemies can't shoot either. When the friends shoot bullets, there are no special effects like gunshot sounds, blood, or bullet tracers and the bullets move pretty slow.
There's no blood or dead bodies at all, except for a zombie that has blood all over their clothes. There are death sounds that don't really sound like death (moaning), more like screaming. I do have a gibbing sound when the shotgun pellets hit a human (supposed to be a critical hit sound), but I think I'm going to remove that sound because it was a sound that played whenever you smashed an organism in Half-Life (just to be safe). There are no “body hit” sounds other than that one.
I tried to keep it as appropriate as possible but I'm not sure if it's good enough, which is why I'm asking you guys on whether you think it's okay or not, and maybe what I can do to make it appropriate if it isn't.
If you don't know what Half-Life 2 is, it's a first person shooter game where you rebel against the Combine. The game does have occasional swearing and blood too. In the project's description, I noted that Half-Life 2 isn't really appropriate for kids and that it was why I made Half-Life 2 Tower Defense.
I just unshared it due to second thoughts on whether this is appropriate for Scratch. If you want to “review” it yourself you can look at in forkphorus.

Nope.

SmellyMonkey43 wrote:

I think you need to remove the zombies and the screaming. I'm not sure if that is enough but those things aren't appropriate.

BearSlothCoding wrote:

What's wrong with zombies? As long as they are not graphic they should be fine. Right?

SmellyMonkey43 wrote:

I think you need to remove the zombies and the screaming. I'm not sure if that is enough but those things aren't appropriate.

BearSlothCoding wrote:

Maybe remove the blood on the zombie clothes. As well as the death sounds. The other stuff seems okay but I don't know for sure.

Col_Cat228 wrote:

Zombies are inappropriate, and with blood they're just worse. Swearing is not fine.

DatGamer6392 wrote:

Col_Cat228 wrote:

Zombies are inappropriate, and with blood they're just worse. Swearing is not fine.

Zombies aren't really inappropriate. In my case it has blood on it which is not okay.
I never said the project had swearing, just the actual game itself.

Col_Cat228 wrote:

Zombies are technically dead people who turn into monsters who eat brains, so they are inappropriate
oof i didn't know

BearSlothCoding wrote:

garnetluvcookie wrote:

DatGamer6392 wrote:

Near a month ago, I shared a project called Half-Life 2 Tower Defense. It's a tower defense game with people aiming (different types of) guns at the enemies (which some have guns too). The enemies can't shoot either. When the friends shoot bullets, there are no special effects like gunshot sounds, blood, or bullet tracers and the bullets move pretty slow.
There's no blood or dead bodies at all, except for a zombie that has blood all over their clothes. There are death sounds that don't really sound like death (moaning), more like screaming. I do have a gibbing sound when the shotgun pellets hit a human (supposed to be a critical hit sound), but I think I'm going to remove that sound because it was a sound that played whenever you smashed an organism in Half-Life (just to be safe). There are no “body hit” sounds other than that one.
I tried to keep it as appropriate as possible but I'm not sure if it's good enough, which is why I'm asking you guys on whether you think it's okay or not, and maybe what I can do to make it appropriate if it isn't.
If you don't know what Half-Life 2 is, it's a first person shooter game where you rebel against the Combine. The game does have occasional swearing and blood too. In the project's description, I noted that Half-Life 2 isn't really appropriate for kids and that it was why I made Half-Life 2 Tower Defense.
I just unshared it due to second thoughts on whether this is appropriate for Scratch. If you want to “review” it yourself you can look at in forkphorus.

Nope.

Thanks for being descriptive and telling the OP what they could do to fix it.

Forkphorus isn't working for me right now so I can't see it but based off your description I'd say no. Maybe remove the blood on the zombie clothes. As well as the death sounds. The other stuff seems okay but I don't know for sure.