I was wondering if Death Screen like this one is allowed on Scratch. Thanks!

no…. maybe??? idk, all i know is

if <(blood) = [too much]> then
add [project] to [NFE v]
end

Welp, guess i have to delete the blood to play safe

That much is definitely not allowed, but blood in very small amounts is fine, although it'll get NFE'd

60 second fish

I'd just add a red gradient on the outside, that should just about be little enough for it not to get nfe'd

I think so. The concept of death is very common in games, and games were you can die are allowed. Just make it family-friendly.

Maybe you can just have a black background behind the red text? That should definitely be fine.

Looks fine to me. I’ve seen worse comics and stuff that haven’t gotten taken down or anything.

That death screen actually looks more like an aesthetic/calming thing than blood. Just don’t specify it’s blood, and you’ll probably get NFE 8n the worst case scenario.

It's kind of hard to tell that that's blood, so it should be OK.

I wouldn't be able to tell, at least.

Afaz07 wrote:

I was wondering if Death Screen like this one is allowed on Scratch. Thanks!

I don't know about you but if i got this screen while playing a game, i would be lowkey scared. I think you should change it to not get NFE'd.

its allowed

swampjedi wrote:

its allowed

i think

If the blood, like in that one, is more or less vague. Blood splatter? No. Red haze? Maybe. Red in general? It's okay. Any death screen can get you NFE'd unless it manages to stay PG. It's the rule of thumb: “It shouldn't get NFE'd if you keep the rating at PG!” If you need me, I'll be making that into a jingle.

Tealseagull wrote:

If the blood, like in that one, is more or less vague. Blood splatter? No. Red haze? Maybe. Red in general? It's okay. Any death screen can get you NFE'd unless it manages to stay PG. It's the rule of thumb: “It shouldn't get NFE'd if you keep the rating at PG!” If you need me, I'll be making that into a jingle.

imo, if it's above PG it;s not allowed.

if its PG then maybe an NFE.

That could scare kids, even if it’s not that much blood. I’d say it’s not allowed.

It’s hardly even blood. It’d be fine.

If you make offline games you are allowed to do everything you want

Yeah I have a similar question. I recently made a game with some pretty scary aspects to it and a jumpscare at the end… I'm not 100% sure if it's allowed on scratch and I don't know if it counts as family friendly. Here is the project:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/532521185/

It is supposed to look like something a new scratcher would make, so you might be confused about why I think it might not be allowed. Go into the code and read the “JOURNAL” note. After you've done that, go back to the project page and type in “666” (A little immature, I know ). It will take about 30 seconds to get to the very end.

Can someone please respond to this cause I'm not sure if I should take it down or not…

motionbear wrote:

Yeah I have a similar question. I recently made a game with some pretty scary aspects to it and a jumpscare at the end… I'm not 100% sure if it's allowed on scratch and I don't know if it counts as family friendly. Here is the project:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/532521185/

It is supposed to look like something a new scratcher would make, so you might be confused about why I think it might not be allowed. Go into the code and read the “JOURNAL” note. After you've done that, go back to the project page and type in “666” (A little immature, I know ). It will take about 30 seconds to get to the very end.

Can someone please respond to this cause I'm not sure if I should take it down or not…

Instead of posting on other people's topics, make your own. Jumpscares aren't allowed in scratch projects