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Popochiu is a Godot addon for creating 2D point n' click and graphic adventure games.

It is inspired in Adventure Game Studio and Unity's tool PowerQuest.

Features

A great tool for creating 2D point n' click and graphic adventure games.
Designed to offer the fast and easy-to-use workflow of Adventure Game Studio and PowerQuest.
Since v1.9.0 Access all the rooms, characters, inventory items, dialogs, and audio files from your code with autocompletion.
Camera follows the player-controlled character (PC).
Main tab in Popochiu's dock is the hub for rooms, characters, inventory items and dialog trees.
Room tab allows to create and delete props, hotspots and regions for the current room in the Editor.
The Audio tab works as an interface to sort audio files by type: music, sound effects, voice and graphic interface. They can be added to each category automatically if the files have the corresponding prefix: mx_, sfx_, vo_, and ui_.
Audio cues allow to set pitch and volume (both with randomization), and the result can be listen in the Audio tab with just a click.
Since v1.9.0 Save and load game sessions.

Scripting features

Popochiu has a function for queuing instructions: E.run(instructions: Array). This is very useful to write not-branching conversations or reactions to player's actions in a simple way. The purpose of this function is to save you from having to put each instruction in a yield!.

E.run([
    C.walk_to_clicked(), # Make the PC walk to the clicked node
    'Player: What is this?', # PC says something
    '...', # Wait 1 second
    'Player: Looks like someone likes whisky', # PC says something else
])

Here's an example of a not-branching dialog.

E.run([
    'Player: Hi',
    'Alien: I say hello to you, human', # The character named Alien says something
    "Player: I'm not human. I'm bug.",
    'Alien: No matter. Take this.',
    I.LaserPistol.add(), # Add the LaserPistol item to the inventory
    A.sfx_new_item.play(), # Play the audio for a new item
    'Player: Thanks...', # Be polite
])

A.mx_new_worlds.play_now() # Play the New worlds music theme