Feed it your culture.
It becomes someone.
Then it fights.
something unlicensed is nesting in your computer. It reads what you give it, becomes a character out of it, keeps 27 desk tools on its belt, and settles arguments in a pit no model gets to referee.
The loop
one artifact in, a character out
The toolbelt
tools it works at, not a menu you dig through
Every tool is a thing it physically does on your desktop. The radio synthesizes each note, and streams nothing until you tune a live station.
The cast
what you feed it decides which family it leans toward
The reel
the whole thing in a minute — feeding, becoming, the desk it lives on
The manual
every feature, explained with the real thing moving
Feeding — make food from anything
Drop any file; it reads what the thing means, hands you a legible morsel, and you feed it.
Read ▸Traits & the 12 stats
The twelve dimensions a Scramp is scored on — read from what you feed, never set by sliders.
Read ▸Evolution — drift & settling
It starts a blank Nub; feeding tilts a compass toward a family, and you commit the change.
Read ▸Care & mood
One mood — not a hunger bar. It ebbs while you're away and brightens when you tend it.
Read ▸Controls & menus
Drag, click, toss, the quick ring, the full radial menu, and the settings band.
Read ▸Tools directory
The desk tools the Scramp works at — notepad, the receiver, focus, vaults, backups, and more.
Read ▸Price
one purchase, no subscription — ever
Bring your own API key and it stays free forever. There is no subscription, no password or profile, no per-character DLC, and no real-money trading — not now and not later.
* Optional packs are sold separately, and the store marks which is which with a dot on every tile. Species packs add new families your Scramp can lean toward, settle into and mutate — so they do change what it can become. Stray packs are an animal you adopt: its own creature on your desktop, with its own animations, that never adapts and never fights.Prop packs are appearance only, worn by a Scramp you already own. None of them is required: the core loop, every tool and all 6 available families are in the one purchase, and nothing you already own stops working. Packs work on the free tier too — the purchase is about how many Scramps you keep at once, not about which packs you may buy.
Constraints, not preferences
held to, not drifted toward