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Story
Why the palace went dark, how Floppa Palace opens up door by door, and how the magic paintings work.

The story
Princess Sogga invited everyone to the Golden Shrimp Festival at her palace. But Bingus got there first: he scooped up every Golden Shrimp that lit the palace, hid them inside the magic paintings and locked the doors behind them. Each shrimp you bring back opens more of the palace, until the way up the keep to Bingus is open.
Floppa Palace
The palace stands in the middle of the Floppa Kingdom: a walled island with a harbour, a royal road, guards and townsfolk. Inside, the palace opens up bit by bit. Every door shows how many shrimp it needs, so you always know your next goal. Later, the warp pipe in the basement will lead to whole new hub worlds.







The palace grounds
Open from the start
- The Floppa Kingdom: a town wall with a big gatehouse, the royal road, guards and townsfolk
- Floppa Harbour with boats and a lighthouse to climb
- The moat and the front door
- The garden with a cannon that wakes up later
- A climb up the east wall to a rooftop secret
- A secret at the bottom of the lake
Lobby and painting rooms
Doors for 0, 1, 3 and 8 shrimp
- Bramble Hill Fort, Sunshell Bay and Croaker Swamp behind their paintings
- The east hall with a secret slide behind a curtain
- The boss door for 12 shrimp: Sir Bonkus's Sky Arena
Basement
Opens with Sir Bonkus's key
- A vaulted cellar with a fountain pool to practise the splash pack
- Flood Caverns and Ember Forge, each in its own lit alcove
- The Inner Vault for 20 shrimp: Hollow Manor and Cog Works
- The pipe room for 70 shrimp, where the warp pipe will lead to new hub worlds
Upper floor and keep
Doors for 30 and 50 shrimp
- Four paintings on the upper floor: Frosty Peaks, Giant's Garden, Puffcap Skyway and Dune Ruins
- The keep on the palace roof: Sky Spire and Rainbow Rush in its hall, balconies, a roof walk and a belfry to climb
Paintings
Jump into a painting and the whole world is open: every shrimp in it is out at once, so you collect them in any order. The info card shows what you have found. Most worlds also hide eight red coins, worth one more shrimp, and some have 50 world coins to spend on cosmetics.

💬 Would you play this?
It is still being built. Tell me what you think, what you would add and what you would change.