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Grandma GTA · Grandma Gangster: Countryside Brawl

A browser-playable Taiwanese rural open-world game starring 72-year-old Grandma Xiuqin, completing missions, fighting, carjacking, dancing square dances, and catching geese in the fictional town of Fanshuliao.

Made with AI Tripo、Claude Code

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About this game

The player takes on the role of 72-year-old Grandma Xiuqin, active in the fictional town of "Fanshuliao" in south-central Taiwan. The setting includes the plaza in front of Mazu Temple, a traditional market, arcade-style old streets, a three-sided courtyard house, rice paddies, and a corrugated iron warehouse. The game has two chapters with a total of 13 main story levels, including newspaper delivery, market protection fees, car chases, driving a taxi, and a square dance competition; there are also second-act levels such as karaoke duets, tailing, and a scam den. Side quests include giving rides, collecting cardboard boxes, harvesting cabbage, scratch cards, worshiping the Earth God, and catching geese. Systems include traffic AI, police enforcement, day-night and weather, shops and economy, costume changes, and a "punkness" stat that affects prices and passerby attitudes. Controls: WASD to move, left click or J to attack, F to get on/off vehicles and carjack, Tab to open backpack, T to open the mission menu. You can play the online version directly in a browser (first load is about 80 MB of models, desktop Chrome recommended), or clone and run the included static server with Python 3 to run locally. 3D characters and animations are made with Tripo, code written by Claude Code, rendered with Three.js; the original square dance music is not included due to copyright, so the game synthesizes a pentatonic loop at the same BPM in real time.

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