Sylvestrine
Bring the green back to a world of dust and stone.
A top-down adventure where nature itself is the reward
Sylvestrine lives in a dark world with no nature, no green — only dust and stone. Black magic and the rule of the mages have blurred the past so deeply that no one even remembers what "nature" was; the word itself has been erased from common memory.
She discovers a power — her initial akasha — that lets her step into the first world and make nature grow back, the first green sprout in a world of ash. Loot, combine, socket and activate — each action she takes brings the living world a little further back to life.
Demos & trailers
Peeking inside houses
Walk through a door and the roof lifts away so you can see inside — walls still block your view until you find a window.
Roof and line of sight
Working on the village houses, removable roofs and the line-of-sight reveal.
Trees and occlusion fade
New trees scattered across the world, with an occlusion fade so they never hide the action.
Prototype screenshots
Dead lands, waiting to turn green again
Grey mineral terrain — stone, dust, cracked slabs, lifeless relics under a heavy sky. As Sylvestrine acts on the world, moss, sprouts, lichen and small flowers reclaim the rock. Every prop exists in two states: mineral and dead, or reverdured and alive.
Roofs that lift away as you explore
Walk through a door and the roof peels off so you can see inside — while walls still block your view until you find a window. A fog of revelation hides the multi-story houses of the village hub until you step in.
Loot, combine, socket, activate
Find loot on the ground — seeds, leaves, twigs, dew drops, bark shards. Combine them at the workbench, socket them on the sertissage altar, and activate new tiles and places. Each find evolves Sylvestrine's abilities and opens fresh ground to discover.
Credits
Godot 4 (GDScript) for the engine, hex-grid world and the fog-of-revelation rendering. Cartoon low-poly assets, scatterable and tileable, designed to exist in both a mineral and a reverdured state.
Godot Engine
Fox toolkit
From the Bluesky feed
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