Griefer and Finn McCool

Finn McCool is a yellow-skinned Roblossian who wears black pants and a purple sleeveless shirt. He wears shiny black glasses over his other glasses—this is visible when he's punched—and a purple backwards baseball cap, known as a Supa Fly Cap. He's also often depicted holding a wooden baseball bat and sporting a smug grin.
Although it doesn't appear in the game, rico's drawings depict Finn with brown hair.
Finn is a brash and arrogant character who enjoys partying with his thugs and fighting. Initially, he acts irritated and hostile towards the player, believing they've disrupted his party and threatening to beat them up in retaliation.

However, after his defeat, it turns out that he is noble: he admits his defeat and invites the player to fight again, as he believes that with each battle he will become stronger.

Griefer's skin tone is white. His outfit consists of a neon green jacket, presumably leather, with red trim, a belt, and a gray chain on his right leg. He also wears gray gloves. His pants are black with red trim, pockets, and shoes. His facial expression, "Red Fang,"[note 1] is an angry but smiling mask with red eyes and two fangs protruding from his closed mouth. He wears a Red Grind cap[note 2]—a black baseball cap with a pattern of red crosses of varying sizes on the front right side, and a small, crude white drawing of a frowning face on the top left corner of the visor. The bottom of the visor is also red. In his cured state, his red eyes and fangs turn light green, and dark green leaves appear around his clothing.
Griefer speaks Leetseak, a language often used by competitive players or hackers, replacing letters with numbers. He's a big fan of Boxy Cola and Witch's Brew. He has a pet gorilla, which acts as his partner. He keeps the gorilla in a cage in the corner of Griefer's crib, but he often carries the gorilla with him. His real name is Brad, but he adopted the nickname Griefer.
He often acts like an annoying teenager, making hurtful and nasty comments. He enjoys causing chaos and commanding others through violence. He's willing to go to extremes—for example, kidnapping his own father, Mayor Taniel, so he could forcefully retrieve the mighty sword Venomshank for him (which the player took from him in battle). His possession of his own monitors and exclusive Green Goop cards suggests that Griefer is accustomed to comfort and, perhaps, to having everything done his way.
He immediately takes action if someone gets in his way, for example, if he reacted aggressively to the Player's resistance earlier.

The game offers choices that change the course of events: for example, you can choose to help a character or, conversely, leave them in trouble. As you progress through the levels, you distribute points (Hp, Sp, Bp—Build Points that determine how many cards you can equip at once).

The foundation of this is participation in battles . In each battle, the player chooses an action: attack, use items, or use cards (special cards that provide passive bonuses or active abilities). The key mechanic is timing : pressing the button at the right moment during an attack increases damage, while a perfect side (superblock) completely absorbs damage and can reflect some damage back to the enemy.
Some areas require you to interact with the environment: use a ball to create a bridge or dynamite to remove obstacles. Later, other tools are unlocked, such as rocket boots or the ability to dig.
As the game progresses, the player finds or receives cards from characters that can be equipped for power-ups. They also collect currency ('Tcks, Bucks') and items for increasing HP and special points ('SP').

The player is transported back to 2010 from Roblox and tasked by Shedletsky with collecting seven swords from the classic game "Sword Fight on the Heights." The story is divided into a prologue and five chapters, each dedicated to a specific themed area (Bizville, Spooksville, Heights, and others). As they progress, they explore various locations, interact with others, and complete quests and heroic deeds as part of the story. As they progress, they receive quests from NPCs to find a missing character, help local residents, or solve problems.