This community service program aimed to enhance digital literacy and student creativity among junior high school students through training in the development of educational games using the Scratch platform. The training was conducted in two sessions at Perguruan Advent Parongpong School and involved 8th and 9th grade students. The first session introduced basic visual programming concepts through a simple project titled Underwater Life, while the second session guided students to create a game called Bat vs Dragonfly, featuring a point system and win-lose logic. The method used was active and participatory, including material presentations, demonstrations, and hands-on practice with assistance. Questionnaire results revealed that most students regularly play games, showed strong interest in learning to create games, and viewed the use of games in learning positively. In the first session, 8 out of 29 students successfully completed the project, while in the second session, 21 out of 30 students completed the game within the allotted time. This activity demonstrated that educational games can effectively foster student interest in learning, logical thinking, and creativity. The outcomes are expected to serve as a foundation for schools to develop extracurricular programs focused on creative technology, and to encourage parents and educators to guide the use of technology in a positive and productive direction.