Scavenge haunted ships, survive occult crews and craft your way through a shifting graveyard in this solo GMod mashup.
A solo occult survival FPS hosted inside Garry's Mod, combining ship scavenging and navigation inspired by Void Bastards with creatures, animation and sound from Forgive Me Father.
Explore procedural ships, search containers for food, fuel and crafting materials, manage oxygen, and decide when to return to your shuttle. Travel along a branching starmap through five depths, craft equipment between boardings, and trade at shops. Optional rift fights offer extra resources.
Ship power controls bulkheads, lighting and security. Cameras raise the alarm and release a hunting secbot; vents, cover and hiding places give you ways to break pursuit. The campaign includes enemy variants, hazards, madness and Third Eye effects, pirate boarding parties, locator quests and boss encounters. This is an early development build; balance and performance are still being refined.
Required: owned, installed Windows copies of Garry's Mod, Void Bastards and Forgive Me Father. Melty installs and launches the native GMod addon and its portable content bridge. The companion games do not need to run. Their artwork, audio and geometry are decoded from your own installations into memory for the session; no source-game asset pack is included.
Controls: WASD move, Shift run, Ctrl crouch, E interact, F flashlight, M ship map, Tab inventory wheel (Q/E change category), Escape pause/settings. Choose Start Game, review Navigation/Workbench, then Ready/Board. Test Mode supplies unlimited survival resources.
Credits: Facepunch Studios (Garry's Mod), Blue Manchu (Void Bastards), Byte Barrel (Forgive Me Father). Development assisted by OpenAI Codex and Melty's modding kit. The package includes credits and licenses for Python, UnityPy, pyUE4Parse, Pillow and other bundled dependencies.
Original Haunted Derelict code is MIT licensed, with remixes allowed. Third-party software retains its own licenses, and source-game assets remain the property of their respective owners.