Fragile Handle With Care Game Jam Roundup!

Our first Summer Game Jam is over, and we had so much fun! We've collected some of our favorite games that our members have worked on, keep reading to take a look!

We’ve had an excellent time with our “Fragile Handle With Care” game jam! There’s been so many excellent games from our members and we would LOVE to share them with you, unfortunately we only have time for four games this time, but you can always check out even more on your game jam tab on the dashboard!

 

1. Mix Up by Tobias

In this game by Tobias we see a character of our choosing delivering as many parcels as they can!

There’s a slight catch though, going too fast will break our already fragile parcels before we get a chance to deliver them!! I’m a huge fan of the animated title screen for this one.

a title screen that says "mix up" and has buttons that say "start" and "stop". the background has brown houses with red roofs that sit on grass banks

2. Box Handler 1 by James

James puts us in the role of a box sorter for a delivery company, our job is to click and drag to sort our parcels into either “fragile” or “not fragile” piles before they run off the edge of the screen and get lost into the void of unsorted parcels!

a hand drawn conveyor belt carrying fragile boxes. two signs in the back say "fragile" and "not fragile". a hand reaches out to sort the boxes

3. I Hate This Box by Oliver

Oliver decided to not handle our fragile boxes with care, instead opting to let us take our anger out on a box we can fling against walls and destroy to earn points!

These points can be used in a shop to get extra goodies to damage our box quicker like a trampoline or sturdier walls!

a trampoline, a brown cardboard box in the air, and a dartboard on the wall. there is a grey shop button in the top right corner

4. Down The Stairs by Noah

Noah puts us in charge of the safety of someone strapped to a chair that’s rolling down some stairs.

Short drops are ok to fall from but the longer drops are where we need to intervene by placing comfy clouds for our character to land on and break their fall! This one is really tricky!

pixel art of a character wearing green on a trolley going down some stairs

 

And there you have it, a few of our favourite game jam games from this time! We’ve loved absolutely all of the games and animations we’ve seen across this jam and wish we could tell you about all of them. Alas, you will just have to head on over to your game jam tab and play them all for yourself!

How a game jam works

  1. Six to eight weeks of club

    An hour a week, the same mentor, a group of no more than six. Over a term the pieces stack up: events, loops, variables, functions, and whatever else the thing they are building turns out to need.

  2. Then the holidays, and a theme

    We announce a theme and stop there. No brief, no worksheet, and no deadline you can fail. It is the one stretch of the year with an unbroken run at a single idea, which is why most of the building happens here rather than in the term.

  3. Then somebody else plays it

    Finished games go up on our own platform and on this page, where sharing between members is moderated by mentors. Other children play them and award XP. Having a stranger pick up the thing you made is the part that keeps children coming back.

The games our members made

90 games 88 makers 3,455 XP awarded by other members Built in MakeCode and Scratch

Every one of these is playable in the browser, no account needed. Have a go at a few.

Scratch 131 XP (coding experience points)

The Abnormal factory

by Frogdog205

You have been tasked to work a night shift at this odd factory. Shoot packages with lethal explosives inside of them and…

Scratch 120 XP (coding experience points)

why is everything now fragile

by Sebastian.B.UK

shoot the targets for points and the timers for extra time but dont hit the person who came out hospital or goku…

Scratch 94 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by HRV

PRESS GREEN FLAG TO START! BACKSTRORY.This story is about a war with the target and boxes because you are a enemy to the…

Scratch 91 XP (coding experience points)

FRAGILE. HANDLE WITH CARE.

by Harryworlock

You're an Amazon warehouse worker, shooting targets in your free time. However, there are fragile boxes that you should…

Scratch 75 XP (coding experience points)

Pokemon grass and fire

by EEH1

I love Pokemon if you also like it this game is a must play Spriggatitto is my favourite pokemon Pikachu is my second…

Scratch 61 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by YTErvablox

Don't click the Baseballs or the Basketballs but do click the Footballs. Click the players for extra time and you are…

Scratch 60 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by Diddle

click money for higher score click clock for more time normal parcels click for higher score DON'T TOUCH FRAGILE PARCELS…

Scratch 59 XP (coding experience points)

Rivals Aim Trainer

by James111

Train your Roblox Rivals aim here! This game was created on 29/7/26

Scratch 57 XP (coding experience points)

Box Handler 1

by JamesDavies

Space to active puncher 3000

Scratch 47 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by minasari

click on the random items and become the bad guy but do not worry a mighty fixer will be hiding and will want to help

Scratch 42 XP (coding experience points)

Money collector

by Tedster

Try to get lots of money

Scratch 41 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by CameronLouisJean

Hello and welcome to this game! You click the targets to gain points and make sure to hit the rare bullseye target for…

Scratch 38 XP (coding experience points)

Pls Don't Break This Package

by Fin123

this a runner game where you try your best not get absolutely destroyed by the obsurd dangers on the road. each minute a…

Scratch 36 XP (coding experience points)

A Lawless Land Except For All The Laws

by Malgood

how 2 play hover over the fragile targets, they are fragile. [that, or you have a rifle] earn score for ranks, which are…

Scratch 36 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by Little_beani_17

don't shoot the bugs only shoot the piles (but also I recommend turning volume down )

MakeCode 35 XP (coding experience points)

INvasion

by paxton.chan

Scratch 31 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by Messi champion

make sure you hold on the button wait and see what it does :)

Scratch 26 XP (coding experience points)

I Hate This Box

by Gengar

Fling a box around to deal damage and get points. Use points to buy very awesome upgrades!!! Please give XP if you…

Scratch 21 XP (coding experience points)

Blast the Eggs

by Cheeeetah

W or Up arrow to jump A and D or Left and Right arrow to move left and right Left click or Space to blast

MakeCode 20 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Handle With Care

by Henry18

Remember that dino's are carnivore but they can eat ice cream

Scratch 20 XP (coding experience points)

defend

by ThomasCornmell

Scratch 20 XP (coding experience points)

Jumpa boy 3000

by Bertram

might glich,realy fun

Scratch 3 XP (coding experience points)

BenDMario: Package Pandemonium

by Benjamin8

instructions in-game, music belongs to their owners, sfx by spaceman moonbase, made using TurboWarp (a scratch mod)

Scratch 3 XP (coding experience points)

Fragile Game

by RayRain

Sorry this is more of a showcase rather than a proper game, hope you like what it has though!

Scratch 2 XP (coding experience points)

Break Stuff

by Orsonny

press the orange thing when youve destroyed everything in the bedroom, press the earth when youre destroyed everything…

Scratch

Bowser attack [the final battle]

by TobiasHack

Hey there how you going!! Welcome to this game! Get rid of the Bowser clones to protect the mushroom kingdom. Don't hit…

Scratch

Neon Arrows

by TobiasHack

Shoot the targets and try to get bullseye, but don't shoot the boxes 📦 or you will lose points! BEWARE. FLASHING…

Scratch

Fragile Handle With Care

by Djay7

Move the row of boxes with MOUSE and avoid the obstacles. make sure to get the gold as it gives you 1000 points!

MakeCode

The tale of the three tapes of Thiundyll

by HG1813800

The end is near... The crystal is shattered... The war has been lost... Destruction reigns... Defeat challenging bosses!…

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A game jam is a themed build: we announce a theme, and children across the clubs spend a few weeks making something from it. There is no brief beyond the theme and nothing to finish by a deadline you can fail. Children share what they made on our own platform, where chat and sharing between members is moderated by mentors.

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