Sunset Brick Siege

Each minute, players open crates for bricks, place walls, ramps, ladders and bridges toward the enemy tower, and knock attackers or their builds down with mallets and thrown bricks. Over a 6-minute round, a team wins by holding the enemy's top platform for 20 seconds, and wins unlock long bridges and sturdier stone bricks that stay saved.

• 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: 95%

  83 of 97 pass

• Content: 75%

  6/10

• Polish: 88%

  7/10

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

• Round loop on one server: Intermission 20 s, Drop 4 s, Battle 360 s, Results 10 s, then reset, with 2 auto-balanced teams of 6 (Ember and Azure)
• Building: 5 pieces (Wall 10 bricks/3 s, Ramp 8/2.5 s, Ladder 6/2 s, Bridge 12/3 s, LongBridge 18/3 s), with a ghost preview, 4-stud grid snap, 90° rotation, a scaffold timer that a hit cancels with a refund, and a 24-stud reach
• Clay pieces have 100 HP and Stone pieces 200 HP. Every placed piece gets a team-coloured cloth mark
• Economy: crates give +20 bricks after holding E for 1 s and respawn in 25 s. 10 of 16 crate spots are active each round. Players start with 20 bricks and can hold up to 80
• Combat: a mallet swing does 25 damage with knockback (0.6 s), a brick toss does 10 damage (0.8 s), both damage enemy builds, and respawn takes 5 s
• Crumble: drift islets and unsupported pieces fall after 90 s, with a 15 s warning that shows a pulsing outline, a countdown and a ticking sound
• Flag capture: progress is +1/s when only attackers are on the platform, pauses when contested and drops 0.5/s when empty. 20 wins the round, and on time-out the higher progress wins or it is a draw
• DataStore saving of wins and unlocks: 1 win unlocks LongBridge, 2 wins unlock Stone bricks
• Hand-built map: 2 spawn platforms with drop pads, 2 home islands with flag towers, a shared island, 2 side islets, 6 drift islets, rope bridges, a sunset sky, sea and backdrop islands
• Audio and effects: 29 uploaded sounds (music, ambience, every game event), 15 effects and 5 R15 animations plus 3 emotes
• UI: HUD with timer and both capture bars, build bar, touch action buttons, intermission, results, unlocks, settings, and a first-time tutorial that runs during the first battle
• Controls for keyboard and mouse, gamepad and touch, with phone layouts checked by ui_audit
• Cosmetic-only store: 7 game passes and 3 developer products (3 mallets, 4 trails, fireworks, emotes, VIP gold name frame) with a purchase ledger

• Place file, ready to open in Studio
• Full Luau source (67 scripts)
• Map builder scripts
• 8 animations as .rbxmx files
• Model sources (242 .glb meshes), as a second download
• B-roll footage at 1080p60: the trailer (no text, silent) and 30 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: 83 pass, 0 fail, 14 not run. They show what was checked, not a promise; TESTS.md in the package names each one.