The level-up for block coding.
A modern, block-based game engine built for developers who have outgrown Scratch.
Scryft is a block-based game engine designed as the next step after Scratch.
It keeps the visual, drag-and-drop coding style, but is being built to support:
- More advanced logic systems
- Better structure for larger projects
- Improved performance
- A smoother transition into real-world game development
The goal is to bridge the gap between beginner tools and full game engines—without forcing users straight into text-based coding.
Scryft is in very early development.
- The editor has been built, but its not finished yet.
- Core systems are still being designed
- Features and direction may change
This is the foundation stage of the project.
- 🌐 Website: https://scryft.github.io
- 🧩 GitHub Organization: https://github.com/scryft
We’re looking for developers who want to help build Scryft from the ground up.
- HTML
- JavaScript
- Experience with Blockly (or similar) is a plus
- Open an issue
- Submit a pull request
- Share your past work and what you want to help with
Scryft aims to answer a simple question:
What comes after Scratch?
Not a toy, not overly complex—just the right next step.
- Core architecture planning
- Block system design (Blockly integration)
- Editor prototype
- Rendering system
- Project saving/loading
- First playable demo
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for details.