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PlayMaksi is a mobile platform for uploading, publishing, discovering, and playing Scratch .sb3 games. If you create games in Scratch, PlayMaksi makes it easier to bring them to mobile, share them with others, and play them anywhere. With PlayMaksi, you can: • Upload Scratch .sb3 game files • Publish your games for others to discover • Play games on your phone • Explore games created by other users • Share your projects more easily with friends and family Why PlayMaksi? Scratch projects are often created on desktop, but playing and sharing them on a phone is not always easy. PlayMaksi helps solve that by giving creators a simple mobile-friendly way to publish and play Scratch games. Perfect for: • Kids who create games in Scratch • Parents who want to play their child’s projects on mobile • Teachers who want to showcase student projects • Anyone looking for a simple Scratch mobile platform Key features: • Easy .sb3 upload • Mobile-friendly game playback • Simple publishing flow • Game discovery experience • Designed for Scratch creators and players How it works: 1. Create your project in Scratch 2. Export the project as an .sb3 file 3. Upload it to PlayMaksi 4. Publish, play, and share it on mobile PlayMaksi is built for creative learning, fun gameplay, and easy sharing across mobile devices. Note: PlayMaksi is an independent platform for Scratch .sb3 projects and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Scratch Team, the Scratch Foundation, or MIT.