Try Horse Care Tycoon for fun Scratch Project!

Start by creating a horse sprite. Design different costumes for the horse to represent its various states: hungry, clean, and happy. You can draw these costumes or find them online. Make sure each costume clearly shows the horse's state so players can easily understand what the horse needs.

Create variables such as 'Hunger', 'Cleanliness', and 'Happiness' to track the horse's needs. Also, create a 'Points' variable to keep track of the player's score. Initialize these variables at the start of the game. For example, set 'Hunger' to 50, 'Cleanliness' to 50, and 'Happiness' to 50, and 'Points' to 0.

Use buttons or keys to trigger actions like feeding, washing, and walking. Each action should change the horse's state and update the variables. For example, feeding the horse increases 'Hunger' and 'Points', washing increases 'Cleanliness', and walking increases 'Happiness'. Use 'broadcast' messages to trigger these actions.

Use 'if' statements to check the horse's needs and switch costumes accordingly. For example, if 'Hunger' is below 20, switch to the 'hungry' costume. This helps players see the horse's needs visually. Continuously check these conditions in a forever loop.

Create an upgrade system where players can spend points to improve their stable or garden. Use buttons to trigger these upgrades and decrease the 'Points' variable accordingly. You can also change the background or add new sprites to show the upgraded stable or garden.