About This Game

Can a great adventure start in the sacristy?

Welcome to The Altar Boy Adventures – a unique adventure game that bridges the world of technology with the spiritual realm. Step into the shoes of Joseph, a 19-year-old electronics technician graduate and zealous altar server, spending his summer in a family Polish village.

About the Game: Joseph is an "ordinary guy" who possesses an extraordinary gift – he can fix almost anything. From broken coffee machines to sound systems and neighbors' old radios. However, his life isn't just about soldering irons and schematics. As the head altar server in the local parish, he must maintain order in the sacristy, prepare liturgical vestments, and help residents with their daily, sometimes funny, and sometimes touching problems.

Key Features:

• Handyman Simulator: Use your technical knowledge in logic-based minigames.

• Altar Server Life: Take care of the liturgy. Choose the appropriate vestment color for the day, prepare the chalice and the missal. Experience the sacristy from behind the scenes.

• Polish Countryside Vibe: Visit the local "The Toad" store ("Ropucha"), take part in Harvest Festival preparations, and chat with colorful characters like the nosy neighbor or the busy organist.

• Education & Values: Collect Saint cards (including St. Carlo Acutis, Bl. Bp. Michael Kozal) and learn their biographies in your interactive notebook.

• Family First: Complete quests for your loved ones and others. Your relationships with them influence the story's development.

A Word from the Author: The game is a solo project created by a Catholic priest with a passion for programming. Created with the support of modern artificial intelligence, it proves that tradition and modernity can go hand in hand.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The game utilizes pre-generated content created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). As a solo developer, I used AI tools in the following areas:
2D Graphics: Generation and processing of backgrounds, character portraits (e.g., images of Saints in the notebook), and user interface elements.
Coding: Assistance in writing and optimizing scripts within the Godot engine.
All generated content has been manually verified, edited, and approved by the author to ensure consistency with the story and values presented in the game.