Bury or Be Robbed

In the calm phase you earn, bury gold and spend it on cannons, walls, traps and crew. When the raid bell rings you pick defend or sail, then either fight raiders at home with your cutlass or sail a sloop to a rival cove, fill your loot sack and escape. Over time you work toward a bigger cove, a bigger hoard and revenge on whoever robbed you.

• Plays start to finish: Done

• Saves progress: Done

• Phone controls: Done

• In-game store: Done

  You add your own pass and product ids

• Tested and signed off: Partly

  Device QA done; the final pass is still open

• Automated tests: 97%

  159 of 183 pass

• Content: 88%

  7/10

• Polish: 88%

  7/10

From each game's own playtests, QA and automated tests, and an assessment of its content and polish.

• Bay of 8 coves on three island types, each with its own dock, hut, treasure plinth, flag pole and set dressing, plus a Skull Rock landmark, a shipwreck and backdrop islands
• Phase clock: a sunny Calm build phase and a storm-dusk Raid phase, each with its own lighting, music, ambience and weather, and a raid bell that warns everyone
• A treasure pile you can see, in 5 tiers that grow with the hoard. Burying gold makes it safe from raids. A HUD greed meter and a 'bury some?' nudge appear at risky pile sizes (break-even points from 1,300 doubloons up)
• Defend-or-sail choice on a bay map that shows each cove's worth, your sack size there and whether a revenge bonus actually applies
• Raids: sail the sloop, grab loot (the sack holds SackMax or up to 12% of the target's pile, scaled by how rich the target is compared with you), then escape and bank it
• Defences that fight back: cannons in levels that shell incoming boats, palisade walls that block, traps (powder keg, net) that spring, and guard posts. Defences get knocked out, then restore and can be repaired. Nothing built is ever permanently lost
• Crew: deckhands haul doubloons to the pile, guards fight raiders, and each cove takes its owner's colour on banners, name signs and bandanas
• Server-checked 3-hit cutlass combo with hit reactions, knock-outs, and rules for who may hit whom. Netted raiders can't swing
• Fairness rules in one shared module: grudges and revenge raids (always at least 1.5x the sack), limits on repeat raids against the same cove (2) and trade raids (1), a sack lock against bullying weaker coves, and no robbing offline players
• Rival bot captains fill empty coves. They earn, build, bury, defend and sail out to raid, and they are fully animated
• Animated first-time tutorial covering your pile, burying, building a cannon (press B) and your first defend-or-sail choice, skippable from step 1, with a completion banner
• Screens for Build (slots, upgrades, saving-goal pin, Loot Sack lock), raid status, results, Most Wanted, Shop, Settings (saved) and a loading screen
• DataStore saves for coves, builds, treasure and settings
• Content: 43 sounds (music, ambience, raid horn, sound effects), 18 animations (9 player clips, 9 crewmate clips), effects for every game event, plus 5 thumbnails and a game icon

• Place file, ready to open in Studio
• Full Luau source (112 scripts)
• Map builder scripts
• 18 animations as .rbxmx files
• 1 sound files with credits
• Model sources (443 .glb meshes), as a second download
• B-roll footage at 1080p60: the trailer (no text, silent) and 27 clips, as a third download
• Re-upload tool for your own account
• Trailer and stills
• Setup guide, monetization sheet and asset list
• Test results and a clean-code scan
• Exclusive license

• It's a prototype, not a finished game: the core loop plays and the systems listed work, but polishing, balancing, testing and adding content before you launch is significant work of your own.
• You need Roblox Studio (free) to open it.
• Animations and sounds only play for the account that uploaded them: the included tool re-uploads them to yours (Node.js and an Open Cloud API key, about 10 minutes; SETUP.md walks you through it).
• Store items use placeholder ids until you create your own.
• Automated tests: 159 pass, 0 fail, 24 not run. They show what was checked, not a promise; TESTS.md in the package names each one.