Main Description

Cutie Tutti Frutti is a high-quality, fully documented Match-3 game template designed for developers who want to launch a professional mobile or web game quickly. Built with Godot 4.3, this template features a robust architecture that separates game logic from data, making it the most flexible Match-3 kit available on the market.
The standout feature of this template is the Centralized Fruit Database. Unlike other templates where you have to manually edit scripts to add new items, Cutie Tutti Frutti allows you to add, remove, or change game items (fruits, gems, or candies) through a single Resource file. The UI, Missions, and Grid update automatically!

Files Included

• Full Godot Project Source Code
• All Graphics (PNG/SVG) and UI Assets
• High-Quality SFX and Music Tracks
• Detailed Documentation (README) on how to reskin and export.

• Godot 4.3 Ready: Fully optimized for the latest version of the Godot Engine.
• Centralized Database System: Manage all game items via a single .tres file. Add new fruits without touching a single line of code.
• Dynamic Mission System: Easily configure level goals (e.g., "Collect 20 Oranges") directly from the Inspector.
• 50 Levels Included: A complete level progression with a balanced difficulty curve.
• Full Shop System: Integrated economy where players earn coins to buy power-ups and items.
• Advanced VFX & Animations: Includes smooth Tween animations, particle systems, and polished UI transitions.
• Mobile Optimized: Responsive UI that works perfectly on Portrait orientations for Android and iOS.
• Save System: Automatic local saving for player progress, currency, and high scores.
• Clean Codebase: GDScript following industry best practices for easy extension.

• Language: GDScript
• Engine: Godot 4.3+
• Platform: Mobile (Android/iOS), Web (HTML5), and Desktop.

1. Item Database Management

1.a) Navigate to res://resources/fruits/ and open the all_fruits.tres resource.
1.b) In the Inspector, locate the All Fruits array. This is the "Single Source of Truth" for your game.
1.c) To add a new fruit: Increase the array size and drag a new FruitData resource into the new slot.
1.d) To modify an existing fruit: Click the FruitData resource to change its Texture (the sprite), Name. The grid and UI will update automatically.

2. Creating New Levels

2.a) Open an existing level (e.g., level_001.tscn) and use Scene > Save Scene As... to create your new level (e.g., level_051.tscn).
2.b) Select the Level root node. In the Inspector, set your Level Number, Turns Left, and choose between Turn-based or Time-based gameplay.
2.c) Update the Main Scene reference in your Level Map or Menu logic to include the new file path.

3. Setting Mission Objectives

3.a) Inside your level scene, locate the Mission node in the scene tree.
3.b) Find the Mission Goals dictionary in the Inspector.
3.c) Add a Goal: Click "Add Element." Use the fruit's ID (its index in the database) as the Key, and the required amount as the Value.
3.d) Instant Preview: The @tool script will instantly render the correct fruit icon and count in the 2D workspace so you can see the goal before hitting play.

4. Grid & Board Configuration

4.a) Select the Grid node in your level scene.
4.b) Adjust Max Rows and Max Columns to resize the play area.
4.c) Ensure the Cell Size matches your UI layout to prevent fruits from overlapping or leaving gaps.

5. Reskinning & Visual Themes

5.a) Asset Replacement: Overwrite the files in assets/images/ with your own graphics. Keep the file names identical to avoid breaking paths.
5.b) Global Theme: Open res://resources/themes/default.tres. Here, you can change the global Font, button textures, and panel styles in one click.
5.c) Audio: Swap .mp3 or .wav files in assets/audio/ to update the background music and sound effects globally.