Rift Island

Build, gather and defend a small island inside Minecraft: Java Edition 1.20.1, joined by content from your own installed SpiderHeck, Stick Fight: The Game, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, ROUNDS and The Survivalists. All six games are required; Windows Steam copies of the five companions are supported.

Your animated Survivalists monkey gathers dropped supplies between fights and battles raiders beside you. Ask it to follow or guard, feed it apples to heal, and strengthen it with Monkey Pact upgrades. Clearing a wave restores its health.

Ring the camp bell when you're ready. Fight escalating waves of wobblers, runners and leapers, with a tougher captain every third round. Use a SpiderHeck energy blade or an eight-shot Stick Fight pistol. Enemies use the original TABS body model and skin weights with a Minecraft recreation of floppy joint animation, attacks, knockdowns and tumbling deaths. This does not run TABS' native physics or animation clips.

Choose one of three upgrades after every round, with clear effects and no time limit. Six cards include the ROUNDS Tank with its actual imported health and firing multipliers, plus five original Rift Island upgrades for weapon damage, attack speed, movement, health and your monkey. The next round waits for your choice.

Explore the garden and ruined lookout, meet named wildlife, watch the changing daylight and evening fireflies, or build and craft using Minecraft's survival systems. Play opens the dedicated island automatically. Right-click weapons to attack or reload, and interact with your monkey to change its job. This version is solo.

Game content is read from the player's installed copies into memory only; none is included in the download. Melty handles Minecraft, Fabric and the bundled reader dependencies.

Credits: concept by the creator; original mod and integration code made with Codex assistance. Minecraft: Mojang Studios; SpiderHeck: Neverjam; Stick Fight, TABS and ROUNDS: Landfall and their development teams; The Survivalists: Team17 and its development team. FabricMC, the Python Software Foundation, UnityPy/TypeTreeGenerator author K0lb3 and contributors, and the bundled open-source libraries are credited in the included notices. No affiliation or endorsement is claimed.