The workshop
A chronological record of the worlds taking shape at Golden Griffin Games.
October 8–10: A living-world pass adds more believable resident movement and conversation behavior, with the latest improvements still in branch testing.
October 8: A real development playthrough documented the game's quests, combat, shops, leveling and exploration with 98 authentic gameplay captures.
October 5–6: Expanded and stabilized the hand-authored world—18 playable maps including seven Greyhaven interiors—while rebuilding the Old Cave and improving mobile loading.
October 4: The RPG received its official name, a dedicated logo and a more complete launch screen.
October 2–3: Tuned combat, made forest encounters easier to read and turned the wolf cave into an accessible location.
September 27–October 1: Linked authored wilderness regions and made choices matter through a persistent Road Bandit encounter, improved RPG combat and dialogue.
September 23–28: Rebuilt the interface around landscape play and added tools for shaping the world directly by touch.
September 27: Early quest objectives, wolf encounters, RPG combat statistics and character growth began coming together into a playable adventure.
September 19–22: Rebuilt the town environment around consistent scale, traversable buildings and distinctive scenery.
September 15–17: The earliest recorded RPG commits established its characters, dialogue, combat and first substantial interior location.
Improved resource-bar alignment, enlarged mobile controls, removed redundant distance text, and increased usable gameplay space.
Early development of Griffin Empires is underway, including core gameplay systems, art direction, and the first playable foundation.
Added the foundation for procedurally generated ruins, landmarks, and other discoverable sites.
