i want to make a 3d game instead of the average 2D one i make
Are there any tutorials?

Cool question, that's one question which I want to know to answer too.

Well, 3d games are rather complex, but there are tutorials on 3d games, like griffpatch's tutorial. Hope this helps!

3D platformers are extremely hard to make, but I guess they could be possible.
Anywho, there are many tutorials on 3D games, like griffpatch and more.

Griffpatch only really made a tutorial on raycasting, which is a very linear form of 3D, so much in fact that you can argue that half of it is 2D. Basically it's only really relevant for maze games that require no jumping or… you know… platforming… since technically there is no true Z axis in the game he showcased. I feel like looking for a tutorial that teaches pen 3D would be most effective, but you're sorta on your own when it comes to what you want physics to be like unless you can find something that teaches that as well, anything's possible.

MathMathMath has a good tutorial which teaches wireframe 3D: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/406896730/

Howtomakeausername has a tutorial on 3D collisions: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/379304562/

Together, they might be able to make a 3D wireframe platformer.

SpinningCube wrote:

MathMathMath has a good tutorial which teaches wireframe 3D: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/406896730/

Howtomakeausername has a tutorial on 3D collisions: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/379304562/

Together, they might be able to make a 3D wireframe platformer.

THANK YOU MR CUBE

Mr_Woomy wrote:

i want to make a 3d game instead of the average 2D one i make
Are there any tutorials?

You cant EASILY make a platformer and there isn't really any tutorials except one that i know. the tutorial looks like this: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/393464757/ and it is called How to make a 3D Engine in Scratch 3.0 by TheGreenFlash on youtube