Four seasons collide, endangering reality itself. Players choose to halt the Grand Equinox and preserve the world or let it renew. This 2D fighting game on PC spotlights underrepresented martial arts like capoeira, pak mei, and tai chi through motion capture, paired with a diverse character roster.
It strips away complexities to spotlight footsies and mindgames, limiting play to one dimension that demands precise mechanics and opponent reads over button mashing. This approach serves as a proof of concept for fresh motion capture and gameplay in action strategy casual fighters. Casual players seeking accessible prediction battles will find it engaging.
The four seasons converge, threatening the very fabric of reality! Will you help the world start anew or save the world by stopping the Grand Equinox?
The project seeks to highlight under-represented martial arts through the featuring of capoeira, pak mei, and tai chi motion capture, alongside a diverse cast of characters.
This game serves as a demonstration of a new approach to 2D fighting game development. One of the best parts of fighting game are the mindgames that go into out-predicting your opponent. Unfortunately, fighting games are so complex and require such a high barrier or entry in their execution that most players never get to engage with this element of fighting games! In order to incentivize players to engage with the "footsie" dynamics of 2D fighting games, all distracting elements were stripped away, creating a single dimension of play that forces players to rely on their fight mechanics and read the opponets' movements rather than mash buttons. Think of this game as a playable proof of concept of a new method of motion capture and gameplay mechanics.
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