Cut every string, and the monster fights for you. A complete Roblox game, ready to make your own.
A troupe of living marionettes fights card battles on a theatre stage whose sets change with every act. You and up to three friends play the troupe, and the full source is yours.
Why it is good
Every enemy hangs on strings: cut one, and when you have cut them all the monster turns on its own side. 18 kinds of enemy in 30 encounter groups over two acts, with a boss at the end of each; a boss crashes to the stage instead of changing sides.
The Guard, the Trickster and the Mender each have a kit and a card list of their own (85 cards between them), and 12 troupe cards act on your allies. 35 props with families that build on one another, 12 tricks, 12 improvised scenes and 10 stage directions change every run, over a map of scenes made from a seed.
One to four players on one shared turn, a team applause meter, five fixed pings that need no typing, a lift where parties form and an open casting call for those who want company.
The Daily Show gives every player of a party’s size the same performance, one scored attempt each per day, with boards by night and size. Add a scrapbook, three editions of cards, six feats and a streak of nights played that never decays: missing one costs nothing.
Touch, mouse and keyboard, gamepad and a console’s ten-foot interface, laid out for phone, tablet, PC and TV: roomy taps, a safe margin on TVs, a pad’s own glyphs and one-hand reach. Text sizes, reduced motion and a colour-blind safe palette, with English and French for everything.
See it
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In the box
Where to buy
The game itself is free on Roblox, with its art built — the kit can be one release behind it.
How it was made
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The game was designed and directed by its developer. The code, the tests, the Blender scripts and the game’s texts (the names, the cards’ and the enemies’ words, the lore, in English and French) were written by an AI coding assistant (Claude Code) under that direction, then checked by automated tests and a gate that runs on every change. No AI-generated image, texture or 3D model is inside the product: every visible object comes from a Blender script, the surface textures are CC0 libraries, the game’s own sounds are synthesised by scripts, and the music and the rest of the sound are licensed Creator Store recordings loaded by their Roblox ids (listed with links in THIRD_PARTY.md).Every picture on this page is a capture of the running game, taken through Roblox Studio; none is generated by an image model. The link-preview image is one of those captures with the title set over it afterwards. The capture tooling cannot record play, so there is no gameplay footage here.Questions
You get the scripts that make it. The package ships the Blender and Python scripts that build every model, texture, icon and effect, and the tools that upload them to your own Roblox account. The captures on this page show the game with its art built. Until you build it, the game builds and plays with nothing drawn from art.
Yes. The live game is free on Roblox: it is the game the kit is made from, with its art built. The kit can be one release behind it.
The developer designed and directed it. The code, the tests, the Blender scripts and the game’s texts were written by an AI coding assistant (Claude Code) under that direction, then checked by automated tests and a gate. No AI-generated image, texture or 3D model is inside the product. The disclosure further down is the listing’s own, word for word.
Yes, and it is named. The music and the rest of the sound are licensed Creator Store recordings by other creators, loaded by their Roblox ids, the surface textures come from CC0 libraries, and the package includes the ProfileStore library (Apache 2.0). The credits page lists all of it with links.
Almost everything is data: every balance number is in one file, every Roblox id in another, and cards, enemies, encounters, props, tricks, scenes, stage directions, feats and the texts in both languages are files you can read and change. The code is plain Luau, and a gate checks your copy after each change.
As of the 1.0.0 listing (2 October 2026): the game has been played by its developer and by one outside player, it has no player numbers yet, and its balance comes from simulations, not from crowds. The path from unzip to your own running experience has been run in parts, never as one session on another account.
Yes, for life, as on every Botera product. The listing’s support terms are the ones BuiltByBit shows on it.
The developer answers on the Discord. There is no support queue and no reseller in between.