Modifications of Incredibox

Modifications of Incredibox is about a fan-made topic, which is not part of Incredibox's canonical history and/or universe, therefore it is not affiliated with So Far So Good.

Incredibox Mods, often referred by fans as "Incredimods", are modifications of Incredibox. Modifications have been proved to be popular among Incredibox's fan community, arguably just as popular (or even more popular than) as the original game itself.

Just as the purpose of a modded game should be, almost all mods of Incredibox are community created editions of Incredibox, adding custom made versions to the game. Earlier mods followed more simple formats, such as altered, even reassembled appearances to sounds, however mods later evolved by 2021 to 2022, with more mods following self-created programming and soundtracks, ultimately allowing fan-created playable versions to be made and released online.

History

Sunrise as it appears in Reskincredibox. Note the simplicity of the mod.

The creation of general modifications of Incredibox are credited to content creators BBoxer and Artemiy Kopych. BBoxer notably having done customized sprite sheets of sounds prior, modifications of Incredibox received attention online as far as December 2018, when the mod The Original on Mobiles (being a reconstruction of The Original, intended for availability on Android devices) was first revealed to the public. However, Reskincredibox (being a color altered version of all, at the time, six versions of Incredibox) was released first by the same people on May 15, 2019.

The long awaited Original on Mobiles wouldn't be released until August 16, 2019, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of The Original's release in 2009. Other smaller creators in the community had also learned how to create their own modifications to Incredibox, however nearly all of them were unable to code in Javascript due to lack of knowledge, and were only able to illustrate their own sprite sheets.

Modifications later grew in 2021 to 2022, as more people who were able to code in Javascript, illustrate sprite sheets, and produce soundtracks and animated bonuses, full on customized versions were created by the fan base, at the time, Rem and RB-Series were notable in this field, and were nearly the only types of creators, until smaller creators also gained skills in modding.

Scratch Mods

Scratch is a website developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) designed to help young people learn coding. Using Scratch, it is very simple to code a game. Scratch modifications saw a rise in mid-2023, when many users on Scratch were inspired to make their own fan-made Incredibox versions as Scratch projects. Although these are titled "mods", they are separate projects on Scratch, rather than being built off of the actual Incredibox application.

See also

Category:Mods

Incredibox Mods
NOTICE: This Navbox is not complete! Many mods may be missing from this list.
Standard
		Beatnik
			Loaferbox	The Masks
Songs
		The Last Day		Piège
				Shpongle
Horror
	FlStpPction
Joke		Balls
Canceled or Unreleased