https://foxstudiosscratch.spaceA studio blog about making games, written by named builders who share devlogs, Scratch and beginner-friendly projects, coding tutorials and honest notes on how small game projects actually come together.enhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/what-making-games-teaches-you-beyond-gameshttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/what-making-games-teaches-you-beyond-gamesWed, 30 Sep 2026 17:05:14 +0000StudioMaking games builds skills that reach far past games. Here is what the craft teaches that applies to almost anything you do.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/game-genres-every-player-should-tryhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/game-genres-every-player-should-tryTue, 29 Sep 2026 19:48:05 +0000GamesThe world of games is wonderfully varied. Here are the kinds of game genres every player should try at least once, and why.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-sharing-your-game-early-makes-it-betterhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-sharing-your-game-early-makes-it-betterSun, 27 Sep 2026 13:27:51 +0000DevlogsHiding a game until it is perfect is a mistake. Here is why sharing your work early and often makes the final game far better.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/do-you-need-expensive-tools-to-make-a-gamehttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/do-you-need-expensive-tools-to-make-a-gameThu, 24 Sep 2026 09:58:33 +0000ToolsBeginners often think better tools will make better games. Here is the truth about what tools you actually need to start making games.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/how-to-stay-motivated-finishing-a-gamehttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/how-to-stay-motivated-finishing-a-gameSat, 19 Sep 2026 15:40:09 +0000CommunityThe middle and end of a project is where motivation dies. Here is how to push through and actually finish the game you started.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-short-games-are-worth-celebratinghttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-short-games-are-worth-celebratingSat, 19 Sep 2026 14:12:44 +0000GamesNot every great game is long. Here is why short video games deserve celebrating and what makes them so rewarding to play.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-your-first-game-should-be-tinyhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-your-first-game-should-be-tinyWed, 16 Sep 2026 11:12:45 +0000ProjectsAmbitious first projects almost always fail. Here is why your first game should be tiny, and how finishing something small teaches more than starting something big.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/what-makes-a-game-fun-the-core-loophttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/what-makes-a-game-fun-the-core-loopSun, 13 Sep 2026 08:31:20 +0000TutorialsFun is not an accident; it is designed. Here is how the core loop works and why understanding it is the first step to making a game people enjoy.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/the-charm-of-small-indie-gameshttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/the-charm-of-small-indie-gamesTue, 08 Sep 2026 09:31:20 +0000GamesSmall indie games have won players' hearts. Here is what gives these little games their special charm and devoted following.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/sharing-your-game-so-people-play-ithttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/sharing-your-game-so-people-play-itSun, 30 Aug 2026 08:24:36 +0000CommunityFinishing a game is only half the journey. Here is how to share your game so people actually play it.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/fixing-bugs-without-losing-your-mindhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/fixing-bugs-without-losing-your-mindFri, 17 Jul 2026 17:17:23 +0000TutorialsBugs are part of making games. Here is how to fix them methodically without the frustration driving you to quit.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/simple-game-art-for-people-who-cannot-drawhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/simple-game-art-for-people-who-cannot-drawWed, 03 Jun 2026 14:10:10 +0000ToolsYou do not need to be an artist to make a good-looking game. Here is how to create simple game art even if you cannot draw.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/playtesting-a-game-with-friendshttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/playtesting-a-game-with-friendsMon, 20 Apr 2026 11:03:57 +0000CommunityPlaytesting reveals what you cannot see yourself. Here is how to playtest a game with friends and actually learn from it.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-small-games-beat-big-unfinished-oneshttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/why-small-games-beat-big-unfinished-onesSat, 07 Mar 2026 08:56:44 +0000StudioA finished small game beats a brilliant unfinished one every time. Here is why small games win for anyone learning to make games.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/keeping-a-devlog-that-helps-you-finishhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/keeping-a-devlog-that-helps-you-finishThu, 22 Jan 2026 17:49:31 +0000DevlogsA devlog can be the thing that keeps you going. Here is how to keep a devlog that genuinely helps you finish your games.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/adding-sound-and-music-to-a-gamehttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/adding-sound-and-music-to-a-gameTue, 09 Dec 2025 14:42:18 +0000TutorialsSound transforms how a game feels. Here is how to add sound and music to a small game, and why it matters so much.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/designing-your-first-game-levelhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/designing-your-first-game-levelSun, 26 Oct 2025 11:35:05 +0000TutorialsLevel design is where a game becomes fun to play. Here is how a beginner can design a first game level that works.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/how-to-start-making-games-on-scratchhttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/how-to-start-making-games-on-scratchFri, 12 Sep 2025 08:28:52 +0000TutorialsScratch is one of the best places to start making games. Here is how a complete beginner can begin building games on it.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/how-we-pick-what-to-build-nexthttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/how-we-pick-what-to-build-nextWed, 30 Jul 2025 17:21:39 +0000ProjectsChoosing the next project well is half the battle for a small studio. Here is how Fox Studios decides what to build next.https://foxstudiosscratch.space/free-tools-a-small-studio-useshttps://foxstudiosscratch.space/free-tools-a-small-studio-usesTue, 24 Jun 2025 15:00:00 +0000ToolsYou do not need expensive software to make games. Here are the free tools a small studio actually relies on, and why free is often enough.