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* {{Jerkass}}: Little Lord, the first miniboss the player meets in the game. They've blocked off the entrance to Peanut Village, refusing to let any Peanuts through, and have vandalized the area with such insults as [[BigStupidDoodooHead "stupid" and "dumb"]]. The gate guard won't let you into town until you've defeated them.
** Speaking of which, the gate guard also qualifies as this. They refuse to let you into Peanut Village until you've defeated Little Lord, even though the latter is sleeping... and then once you do, you find the guard in the town square, StealingTheCredit for the fight!
** Speaking of which, the gate guard also qualifies as this. They refuse to let you into Peanut Village until you've defeated Little Lord, even though the latter is sleeping... and then once you do, you find the guard in the town square, StealingTheCredit for the fight!
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** Little Lord, the first miniboss the player meets in the game. They've blocked off the entrance to Peanut Village, refusing to let any Peanuts through, and have vandalized the area with such insults as [[BigStupidDoodooHead "stupid" and "dumb"]]. The gate guard won't let you into town until you've defeated them.
**Speaking of which, the The Peanut Village gate guard also qualifies as this. guard. They refuse to let you into Peanut Village the village until you've defeated Little Lord, even though the latter is sleeping... and then once you do, you find the guard in the town square, StealingTheCredit for the fight!
** Little Lord, the first miniboss the player meets in the game. They've blocked off the entrance to Peanut Village, refusing to let any Peanuts through, and have vandalized the area with such insults as [[BigStupidDoodooHead "stupid" and "dumb"]]. The gate guard won't let you into town until you've defeated them.
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Scrabdackle is an upcoming action-adventure game created by jakefriend. Its development was the result of a successful [[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jakefriend/scrabdackle/description Kickstarter campaign]], since which it has undergone steady progress. The game is currently slated for a PC release in 2023, with additional console ports planned.
The player takes control of a young wizard named [[ColorfulThemeNaming Blue]], who has found themself plopped into the [[TheNamesake eponymous]] land of Scrabdackle after an encounter with a [[EvilSorcerer mysterious foe]]. Inspired by classics such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaLinksAwakening'', the game promises an open-ended adventure, challenging boss fights and a strange, danger-filled world to explore.
The game's demo is currently available on [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1578720/Scrabdackle/ Steam]] and on [[https://jakefriend.itch.io/scrabdackle itch.io]]. Its trailer can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBtEqb5yfnc here]].
!!Scrabdackle includes examples of:
* BirdPeople: The Ducks inhabit the Ducklands, and they aren't afraid to smash the heads of any trespassers.
* BrokenBridge: The bridge between the Junk Heaps and the Wizard Academy has long fallen into disrepair, forcing Blue to find another way back home.
* CriticalAnnoyance: When Blue runs out of healing vials, a continuous beeping sound will warn the player that they'll die in one more hit.
* DestinationDefenestration: Blue ends up beginning their adventure after being sent flying out of a window in the Wizard Academy. Thankfully, they get a [[TrashLanding cushioned fall...]]
* DownInTheDumps: The game begins in a trash-filled junkyard, with piles of garbage blocking Blue's path.
* EquipmentBasedProgression: The player's progress is tracked based on which spells they've learned, and which equipment they've found. For example, you can't safely enter the Rubble Ruins until you've bought the Dashing Boots.
* FantasticRacism: Many Peanuts don't seem to trust Wizards, and make plenty of snide comments towards Blue as they explore Peanut Village.
* GeometricMagic: Geometric shapes play an important role in Scrabdackle's magic system, taking the form of many-shaped magic bits and squiggly energy spells. The save points scattered around Scrabdackle also come in the form of geometric ritual circles.
* GottaCatchThemAll: A number of collectible stickers can be found scattered around the world, each of them with a unique appearance.
* InsurmountableWaistHighFence: Blue is incapable of climbing anything steeper than a slope, including low boulders and piles of trash. They also can't wade across any standing bodies of water, no matter how thin the gap may be between both shores.
* {{Jerkass}}: Little Lord, the first miniboss the player meets in the game. They've blocked off the entrance to Peanut Village, refusing to let any Peanuts through, and have vandalized the area with such insults as [[BigStupidDoodooHead "stupid" and "dumb"]]. The gate guard won't let you into town until you've defeated them.
** Speaking of which, the gate guard also qualifies as this. They refuse to let you into Peanut Village until you've defeated Little Lord, even though the latter is sleeping... and then once you do, you find the guard in the town square, StealingTheCredit for the fight!
* {{Magitek}}: Magical pylons, turrets and artillery constructs are scattered around the Rubble Ruins, having been constructed by a mysterious wizard...
* ManaMeter: Comes in the form of a "magic condenser", a MagicTool that collects magic from the surrounding atmosphere. Blue can't cast spells while it's empty, but thankfully it quickly regenerates on its own.
* OminousFog: Mysterious, purple fog borders most rooms in the Rubble Ruins.
* RascallyRaccoon: Trash Bandits are large, fast raccoon-people who apparently steal things, including Magic Bits. Blue gets the option to raid one of their hideouts in exchange for a golden star.
* ShoehornedAcronym: The Scrabdackle Exploration sociEty, or S.E.E.
->'''Blue:''' Wouldn't that be S.E.S.?
->'''Guildsman:''' Well, if you only focus on the wrong letters, sure. Language is *also* an adventure.
* SssssnakeTalk: Hist, a mysterious snake-merchant, talks like this. They become offended if you point it out.
* TakenForGranite: Blue's friend, Viridian, is turned to stone by the Dark Wizard in the opening cutscene.
* TotemPoleTrench: A collection of dust motes huddled beneath a trench coat can be found near the bridge to the Wizard Academy. They seem to be trying to masquerade as a wizard, and are doing so [[PaperThinDisguise poorly]].
* TrashLanding: Blue gets one at the beginning of the game, surviving their fall out of the Wizard Academy due to landing in a pile of trash in the Junk Heaps.
* TrespassingHero: You can enter some of the homes in Peanut Village uninvited. Some occupants will ask you to leave (please).
* WizardingSchool: The Wizarding Academy is where Wizards live and study magic. It's isolated from much of the surrounding lands, making their inhabitants (including Blue) pretty clueless about their surroundings.
Scrabdackle is an upcoming action-adventure game created by jakefriend. Its development was the result of a successful [[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jakefriend/scrabdackle/description Kickstarter campaign]], since which it has undergone steady progress. The game is currently slated for a PC release in 2023, with additional console ports planned.
The player takes control of a young wizard named [[ColorfulThemeNaming Blue]], who has found themself plopped into the [[TheNamesake eponymous]] land of Scrabdackle after an encounter with a [[EvilSorcerer mysterious foe]]. Inspired by classics such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaLinksAwakening'', the game promises an open-ended adventure, challenging boss fights and a strange, danger-filled world to explore.
The game's demo is currently available on [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1578720/Scrabdackle/ Steam]] and on [[https://jakefriend.itch.io/scrabdackle itch.io]]. Its trailer can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBtEqb5yfnc here]].
!!Scrabdackle includes examples of:
* BirdPeople: The Ducks inhabit the Ducklands, and they aren't afraid to smash the heads of any trespassers.
* BrokenBridge: The bridge between the Junk Heaps and the Wizard Academy has long fallen into disrepair, forcing Blue to find another way back home.
* CriticalAnnoyance: When Blue runs out of healing vials, a continuous beeping sound will warn the player that they'll die in one more hit.
* DestinationDefenestration: Blue ends up beginning their adventure after being sent flying out of a window in the Wizard Academy. Thankfully, they get a [[TrashLanding cushioned fall...]]
* DownInTheDumps: The game begins in a trash-filled junkyard, with piles of garbage blocking Blue's path.
* EquipmentBasedProgression: The player's progress is tracked based on which spells they've learned, and which equipment they've found. For example, you can't safely enter the Rubble Ruins until you've bought the Dashing Boots.
* FantasticRacism: Many Peanuts don't seem to trust Wizards, and make plenty of snide comments towards Blue as they explore Peanut Village.
* GeometricMagic: Geometric shapes play an important role in Scrabdackle's magic system, taking the form of many-shaped magic bits and squiggly energy spells. The save points scattered around Scrabdackle also come in the form of geometric ritual circles.
* GottaCatchThemAll: A number of collectible stickers can be found scattered around the world, each of them with a unique appearance.
* InsurmountableWaistHighFence: Blue is incapable of climbing anything steeper than a slope, including low boulders and piles of trash. They also can't wade across any standing bodies of water, no matter how thin the gap may be between both shores.
* {{Jerkass}}: Little Lord, the first miniboss the player meets in the game. They've blocked off the entrance to Peanut Village, refusing to let any Peanuts through, and have vandalized the area with such insults as [[BigStupidDoodooHead "stupid" and "dumb"]]. The gate guard won't let you into town until you've defeated them.
** Speaking of which, the gate guard also qualifies as this. They refuse to let you into Peanut Village until you've defeated Little Lord, even though the latter is sleeping... and then once you do, you find the guard in the town square, StealingTheCredit for the fight!
* {{Magitek}}: Magical pylons, turrets and artillery constructs are scattered around the Rubble Ruins, having been constructed by a mysterious wizard...
* ManaMeter: Comes in the form of a "magic condenser", a MagicTool that collects magic from the surrounding atmosphere. Blue can't cast spells while it's empty, but thankfully it quickly regenerates on its own.
* OminousFog: Mysterious, purple fog borders most rooms in the Rubble Ruins.
* RascallyRaccoon: Trash Bandits are large, fast raccoon-people who apparently steal things, including Magic Bits. Blue gets the option to raid one of their hideouts in exchange for a golden star.
* ShoehornedAcronym: The Scrabdackle Exploration sociEty, or S.E.E.
->'''Blue:''' Wouldn't that be S.E.S.?
->'''Guildsman:''' Well, if you only focus on the wrong letters, sure. Language is *also* an adventure.
* SssssnakeTalk: Hist, a mysterious snake-merchant, talks like this. They become offended if you point it out.
* TakenForGranite: Blue's friend, Viridian, is turned to stone by the Dark Wizard in the opening cutscene.
* TotemPoleTrench: A collection of dust motes huddled beneath a trench coat can be found near the bridge to the Wizard Academy. They seem to be trying to masquerade as a wizard, and are doing so [[PaperThinDisguise poorly]].
* TrashLanding: Blue gets one at the beginning of the game, surviving their fall out of the Wizard Academy due to landing in a pile of trash in the Junk Heaps.
* TrespassingHero: You can enter some of the homes in Peanut Village uninvited. Some occupants will ask you to leave (please).
* WizardingSchool: The Wizarding Academy is where Wizards live and study magic. It's isolated from much of the surrounding lands, making their inhabitants (including Blue) pretty clueless about their surroundings.
