The Scratch website, while having a lot of good qualities, also has it's low points. This is especially true when talking about the website's moderation and strict guidelines. Now, while these restrictions make sense for a kids site, we veteran Scratchers have a hard time expressing ourselves creatively without accidentally stepping over the boundaries.

That's why for over a year now we have been working on our own alternative to Scratch, which at this point consists of a web-based game and animation engine, a custom programming language that powers it and a community portal on which projects can be shared and discussed.



Now, we are still not ready to release the public alpha of the Luctisity editor, but there's a lot of progress being made at the moment (which by the way you can check on our GitHub). For now, you can check our (unfinished) website or join our community server so we can keep you updated.