A gift for Pedro. First place in Brazil.

To Pedro Nolasco da Encarnação, my great-great-grandfather, who lived in the Recôncavo Baiano in 1887, one year before the abolition of slavery in Brazil. This world is a gift of living memory: here he was given form, voice and movement in a valley you can walk into — and a story in which he stands up to the Matinta Pereira to free those held captive. A gift of Afro-Brazilian resilience, ancestry and folklore, from a descendant born a hundred years later. Ramon Santana Santos

• 30% Creativity
  A gift for a real ancestor, in a real place, with Brazilian folklore and the history of the Recôncavo in 1887 — and a visual identity of its own, drawn from the Baroque altarpiece.
• 25% Completeness
  A playable build with systems covered by the project's tests, a valley made only with Tripo, four languages in the menu, a soundtrack, crossing narration and villagers who speak in voices of their own.
• 20% Theme fit
  The world is literally a gift with a name, an address and a date: Pedro, Bom Jesus dos Pobres, 1887.
• 15% Viral potential
  A family story anyone can understand, a real place people from Bahia recognize, and a 70-second teaser that goes from the painted crossing into the game, alongside the concept film with subtitles in four languages and the vertical footage.
• 10% Commercial value
  A life-and-exploration game with a Brazilian setting rarely seen on the market, and a production line with Tripo that a small team can sustain.

Tripo track

• 35% Inventive use of the tool
  The sister game's 2D art becomes Tripo's input image, and the same piece serves the valley and the browser, in a lightweight version.
• 25% Synergy between tools
  Tripo for the pieces, Mixamo and ElevenLabs for the gestures and voices of those same characters, OpenAI for the identity, Godot to bring it all together.
• 20% The tool’s contribution
  Tripo supports a catalog of 263 GLB files, including distant variants, with rigs and clips for characters and animals. The small team documents prompts and tasks to sustain this production.
• 10% Fit with the theme
  The gift has a named recipient: Pedro Nolasco da Encarnação. Tripo gives this gift a body, with Pedro, the villagers and the houses of the 1887 village generated from the project’s art.
• 10% Standout potential
  Brazilian culture almost absent from 3D games: Bahia’s Recôncavo, the Matinta Pereira, fishing and manioc flour, made with Tripo by a small team.