Talking Tom crossover projects on Scratch are a popular sub-genre of fan-made games that blend the classic mobile app mechanics with horror elements from franchises like The Joy of Creation (TJoC) and Five Nights at Freddy's (FNaF)
The studio transforms into a nightmare. Tom and Ben find themselves trapped in their own news set, which now functions like a survival horror level.
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Suddenly, the cartoon is a puzzle. They see colorful blocks of code: talking tom and ben news scratch the joy of creation
The game utilizes classic Scratch point-and-click coding. Players must click the desk to hide underneath it when footsteps approach, click a flashlight tool to blind enemies looking through the studio windows, or look behind the anchor chairs to ensure nothing is sneaking up from the green screen area. Why the Trend Exploded
: Use the "When Space Key Pressed" block to trigger Ben’s iconic laugh. The Phone Call : When Tom is clicked, broadcast Tom_Question . Wait 1 second. Play a random Ben sound (Yes, No, Ho-Ho-Ho, Eugh). 🏮 Adding "The Joy of Creation" Elements This is where the horror twist comes in:
Then, the magic happens. The child clicks the "See Inside" button. Talking Tom crossover projects on Scratch are a
The charm of the original app is that Tom and Ben flop around like ragdolls. In Scratch, you simulate this with simple motion scripts.
: Players typically interact with a news desk where Tom and Ben repeat what the user says or engage in physical comedy.
Because Scratch is open-source, any user can "remix" someone else's project. This has led to dozens of variations—adding Talking Angela as a hidden antagonist, or introducing custom news-themed survival items. Final Thoughts Let me know what interests you
They laughed. The studio lights flickered.
: Create a "News Desk" sprite to sit in front of the characters. The Characters : Find or draw Talking Tom (left side). Find or draw Talking Ben (right side).
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