Just a project putting stuff from https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/50727746 together and have a draft of the Grifftopia RPG. [Controls] WASD / Arrow Keys / Mobile Joystick - move [Editor Controls] P- start/stop editing map 0- switch edit mode I/O- Cycle between tile or object types L- Set the enemy group U- Switch tile or object type to the selected object [Press space key or tap text box to continue dialogue] *The text below was written when this project was first shared. I haven't edited it since then, so some of it might be outdated after recent updates (see Changelog) to this project. __________ (Attention worldbuilders: I think you can remix this project, if people agree that this project is reasonable to continue building upon, and use the editor tools below to expand the world. Here the Player can move on green (grass) tiles, but not on blue (water) or brown (tree I think) tiles, so replacing and adding more grass tiles therefore expands the space the Player can move upon) Editor Controls (no mobile controls, worldbuilding will probably be done elsewhere): P- start/stop editing map 0- switch edit mode I/O- Cycle between tile or object types L- Set the enemy group U- Switch tile or object type to the selected object [Press space key or tap text box to continue dialogue] Click the 'settings' button on the homepage to change volume (I don't think it actually changes anything), or for auto-save (no saving yet), and mobile controls (0-OFF, 1-ON) The 'musicroom' button brings you to the current list of songs. Hover over the buttons and they'll tell you the controls (Izzy did that). The songs that are used in game here are Where It Begins (lizunamaru) on the homepage, No Worries Fixed (Sohta_kun) outside of battle, and I Didn't Start It, I Swear (lizunamaru) and Microwavable Magic Battery (lizunamaru) in battle 'new game' button to start the actual game 'load game' button to paste in save code (hopefully will be an added feature later on) 'credits' to show credits (just a screenshot of the main studio's description), click the image to hide it The 'story' button brings you to a list of [title], [where it can be found on the project page], [project link], and a copy-pasted text of the whole thing in case something happens to the project it came from. (Also I wasn't attempting to put the stories in order, writers can fix it; and you click the green flag to hide the list). Triple click the link or text to highlight and copy it In game (outside battle), there are two buttons: map and quests. Hover over the map to show a map, click it to change the map (there's multiple designs), and drag cursor off the button to hide it (same controls for quests button, except that it shows quests that I didn't do anything with) In the game, if you click on the chest it will show the current designed items. Click the image to show more, and click somewhere else to hide it. Click on the buildings to show their interior design (main programmers can make it so the player can go inside). Click the screen to hide it In battle, the only thing I added that's different from the original by Izzy is the inventory. Click the inventory button and it will open a list and ask you which item to use (I didn't add in working items so just type anything and the list should hide, if it doesn't try clicking inventory again and doing the same thing. Also it doesn't seem to work on your third turn (third party member) so just click attack or special).
Changelog: [May 25, 2026: Healthbars should now work normally] [May 25, 2026: Updated soundtrack, thanks charredStuff for the remix] [May 26, 2026: Got a text dialogue engine working, which I remixed in https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1324607108/. Thanks to Ajtunk_scratch and Griffpatch] [May 26, 2026: Added first quest featuring sillyhat123 + some map changes, made No Worries quieter as it was playing over voice actor dialogue, and resized some buildings] [May 27, 2026: Changed player spawn point] [July 27, 2026: Fixed hitboxes] [August 11, 2026: Removed some songs from the musicroom to free up space; the original soundtrack before this change can be found in https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1324471957 ] [August 18, 2026: Converted the songs that were not removed for now from WAV to MP3. Added more tiles, enemies, buildings, characters, and other objects. Made small edits to some buildings. And updated story] [August 19, 2026: Added transition/loading screen and mobile editor tools. Removed all enemies and objects from the map, and replaced the tiles from the old map with water tiles, leaving some grass tiles at Player spawn to be able to move on, to have a template to build the actual game world on soon] [August 23, 2026: Added back the songs "Potentially Serious Battle" and "A Superior Enemy" to the musicroom. Added a menu in game which I moved the map and quests buttons to, along with a new achievements and save button. Updated loading screen] [August 24, 2026: More loading screen changes: Increased time that each message shows from 4.5 to 5.3 seconds, added more messages and added code to prevent duplicate messages and made tips more likely to appear] [September 15, 2026: Added back "Potentially Epic Building Theme", "Anime Opening" and the remix of "The Dream Is Always Sweeter" to the musicroom, along with a new song originally used for a Grifftopia movie] [September 17, 2026: Added 16 new songs. Credits to SebastianGab123 for "Nice", and Sohta_kun for the other songs (20-34)] [September 18, 2026: Replaced three songs with a new song each and added an additional one. And changed "A Superior Enemy", "Grifftopia Theme" and "The Dream Is Always Sweeter" to their other versions. Also rearranged the songs in order of composers. Sebastian(1) Izzy(2-5) Charson(5-15) Sohta(13-37)] [September 20, 2026: Undid changes I made to songs when trying to make them go well in a loop, further audio file compression, during this a new song was added and two others removed] [September 21, 2026: Added two new songs. Order is now Sebastian(1) Izzy(2-5) Charson(5-17) Sohta(15-38)] [September 23, 2026: Removed two songs, order (1) (2-4) (5-16) (14-36)] SOURCES: See projects from https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/50727746 (I ran out of space to list all the ones used here) I mostly just added in scripts such as buttons and mobile features or changed things into lists; the music, writing, and most of the code and art is from the other people working on this project - 'credits' button on homepage for more.
